Viking Air Tools
Viking Air Tools VT6008 1/4 in FNPT Pistol-Grip Air Hammer
Medium-duty air hammer with 3,000 blows per minute, 5/8 in stroke, 1/4 in NPT female inlet, quick-change retainer and anti-vibration technology
- MaterialHAWA
- Medium-duty impact with 3,000 blows per minute
- Quick-change retainer enables fast tool swaps
- Anti-vibration design reduces operator fatigue
- 1/4 in FNPT inlet fits standard air lines
- Consumes 10 cfm at 90 psi operating pressure
VT6008 Pistol-Grip Air Hammer
The Viking VT6008 is a medium-duty air hammer built for automotive and industrial work. It delivers 3,000 blows per minute at 90 psi with a 5/8 inch stroke. The pistol-grip design includes anti-vibration technology to reduce operator fatigue during extended use.
Upgrading from basic chisels or low-blow tools
This hammer replaces hand chisels and lower-bpm air tools when speed and consistent impact matter. The jump is worth it for jobs needing 3,000 bpm and quick-change versatility. It is not for buyers who need heavy-duty capacity beyond medium-duty rating.
Fits 3/8 in hose and 1/4 in FNPT supply
The tool requires a minimum 3/8 inch hose and a 1/4 inch FNPT air connection at 90 psi consuming 10 cfm. A quick-change retainer accepts 0.401 inch shank accessories with a round collar. It frees up time on panel cutting, rivet removal and general fabrication.
Highlights
- Medium-duty impact with 3,000 blows per minute
- Quick-change retainer enables fast tool swaps
- Anti-vibration design reduces operator fatigue
- 1/4 in FNPT inlet fits standard air lines
- Consumes 10 cfm at 90 psi operating pressure
Specifications
| Brand | VIKING AIR TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What size air hose and inlet fitting does the VT6008 air hammer require?
The tool needs a minimum 3/8 in hose and connects via a 1/4 in female NPT inlet fitting.
How do I install a chisel and what is the common mistake?
Insert the 0.401 in square-shank chisel into the quick-change retainer until it locks; the step often missed is verifying the collar seats fully before applying air.
What ongoing maintenance does this air hammer need?
Lubricate the air motor daily with pneumatic tool oil and drain the compressor tank regularly to prevent moisture damage.
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