Air tool steel refers to the hardened working tips that fit into pneumatic breakers, chipping hammers, and rivet busters. Common shapes include moil points for breaking concrete, flat chisels for cutting, and spade or clay blades for trenching and digging. Choosing the correct shank and length ensures the steel seats properly and transfers the full impact energy of the tool.

Keeping a range of tool steel on hand lets crews switch quickly between demolition, cutting, and tamping tasks without downtime. Browse the pneumatic equipment that drives them in our air tools category, and be sure your compressor supplies enough volume to keep percussive tools running at full power.