Pneumatic tools operate by the controlled expansion of compressed air stored in a compressor. This air is channeled through a hose to the tool to generate movement, rotation or impact, depending on the type of tool.
Pneumatic tools are primarily known for reducing vibration and operator fatigue, but they also offer other benefits such as:
Due to their versatility, pneumatic tools are used to perform a variety of tasks, including: tightening and loosening screws and nuts, drilling and punching, hammering, sanding, painting, cutting, stapling, riveting.
Pneumatic tools are very versatile and find applications in a variety of industries. Below we explain their use in each activity:
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