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Other Air Tools

Professionals choose other pneumatic tools for specific tasks, from air hammers to grease guns. Always check the air connection and air consumption, which must suit your compressor. Working pressure and operating pressure influence the performance. Consider the length and whether the tool can be hung. The noise level matters: above 85 dB(A) hearing protection is mandatory. Use these points to select the right tool.

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How to choose the right air tool

Which version suits the job?

Other air tools include air hammers, grease guns and special accessories. First decide what you need it for. An air hammer with a chisel set works for breaking loose rusty parts. An air grease gun suits axles and bearings. Check that the tool has the right accessories for your application.

What goes wrong when ordering?

The air connection and air consumption must match your compressor. Measure the connection on your air line and compare it with the tool. Also check the air consumption in litres per minute. Your compressor must deliver that volume at the working pressure the tool requires. A nylon hose is light and flexible. Choose the length so you can reach every point of the vehicle. Check whether you can hang the tool on a balancer.

Which standards and safety rules matter?

The noise level is important for your hearing. Above 85 dB(A), hearing protection is mandatory. For long use, choose a quieter model. The working pressure determines the result. Stick to the manufacturer's specified operating pressure. That gives you maximum power without damaging the tool.

This tool falls under air tools and works best with matching air tool accessories and a hose to suit. For blowing away dirt after the job, use an air blow gun, and for tyre pressure a tyre inflator.