All about Pneumatic Tools

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ALL ABOUT PNEUMATIC TOOLS
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• The pneumatic tools normally used for heavy
  equipment extrications are the percussive type
  tools, such as the rivet hammer, and the
  rotary-type tools including pneumatic impact
  wrench and the die cut-off saw.

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WORKING PRINCIPLE OF PNEUMATIC TOOLS
Pneumatic tools are air powered. This means that
behind the pneumatic tool, an air compressor is
connected at the end of the air hose.

• When air is compressed, the compressor sucks air
  forces it into its tank.
• Now gas tries to escape as air hose is plugged
  into the compressor.
• The air keeps travelling through the hose into
  the air tool, spinning turbines or pushing
  pistons until it can escape.

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COMMON TYPES OF AIR TOOLS

• Pneumatic Wrench This tool is used to remove
  and tighten lug nuts on tries.
• Drills Die Grinders These are a lot like
  dentist drills, they can be used with a variety
  of attachments that can drill, grind or polish.
• Pneumatic Staplers There are four main types of
  pneumatic staplers used in scenic work, and
  theyre classified by the size of their crown or
  the head of the staple.

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BENEFITS OF PNEUMATIC AIR TOOLS

• Flexibility
• Light weight
• Safety
• Low-cost operation and maintenance

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SAFETY TIPS

• Read and fully comprehend all of the warnings and
  instruction that are provided with your tools.
• Keep your tools in good working condition with
  regular maintenance and attention.
• Be sure your guards and anti-kickback devices are
  in good working order as well as in their correct
  positions.
• Use the right tool for right job.
• Always wear goggles, safety glasses or a face
  mask when using power or hand tools.

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FEW MORE SAFETY TIPS

• Never wear neckties, bracelets, wristwatches or
  loose clothing. If you have long hair, wear a hat
  or tie it back.
• Dont forget to wear hearing protection when
  using loud tools.
• Make sure to have a push stick or block within
  easy reach before starting any cutting or
  machining operation.
• Dont put yourself in awkward positions in which
  a sudden slip could make your hand hit the blade
  or cutter.

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PROPER CARE AND STORAGE OF A PNEUMATIC TOOL

• Check the compressor oil level before using the
  drill.
• Make sure that the air supply is as pure as
  possible.
• Inspect the air receiver for any air leakages.
• Check that the pressure on the gauge is not more
  than the maximum working pressure of the tool.
• Open the drain valve to release any moisture.
• Keep the intake filter clean.
• Check rubber hoses and fittings for damage or
  leaks.
• Check the compressor oil level and filter to
  prevent damage.

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DANGERS ASSOCIATED WITH PNEUMATIC TOOLS

• Torque from impacts ratchets and gums, which can
  jam your hands or wrists against vehicle or
  engine components.
• Fastener not secured in tool can become a
  dangerous projectile.

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  compressors and its accessories.
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