Storing Pneumatic Tools: The Do’s and the Don’ts

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Pneumatic nailers and staplers are often the most expensive tools in a toolbox or workshop. Because they are specially designed and built for the toughest work – and powered by compressed air – they require special treatment to maintain their performance over a long lifespan. Here are a few “do’s” and “don’ts” for proper pneumatic tool storage.

What Air Compressor Should I Use for My Tool?

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When you want to get the job done right, finding the best portable air compressor is as critical as selecting the right pneumatic tool. Compressors are the powerhouses for pneumatic tools, creating the high-pressure bursts of air that drive nailers, staplers, impact wrenches, sanders, and paint sprayers — and doing other odd jobs, like filling your car tires or dusting off machinery. To figure out what kind of portable compressor you need for your job, you should understand a few common terms and measurements and how they work together.

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