What Are The Best Air Tools To Own

Trying to figure out which are the best air tools to own is simply impossible. There are hundreds of different choices, all with different features and functions. Instead of trying to decide which pneumatic tools are the best, it might be easier to see which ones are the most essential.

Essential Air Tools to Own

These are only suggestions and you might not have a use for all of the tools that are listed here. On the other hand, you might also find one that you had forgotten about. Here are what we believe are the most essential pneumatic tools for any garage or home workshop.

Tire Chuck: It is a basic tool that can be used for a wide variety of functions and often includes the needles you need for inflating everything from sports balls to bicycle tires.

Blow Gun: These hand pneumatic tool makes cleaning off a workbench a breeze, and when you adjust the air flow pressure you can also use a blow gun to inflate a small pool or clean the inside of computers and other confined spaces.

Brad Nail Gun: This tool is used for anything from hanging book shelves to installing crown molding and window frames. If you have a small wood working shop or home project, you will want to consider owning one of these pneumatic tools.

Impact Wrench: Install and remove bolts in seconds with an impact wrench. These tools provide you with all of the torque you need to remove wheels, and other car parts.

Polisher: If you frequently are buffing and polishing your car, or work with marble or granite, than this tool can make the job go more quickly with a smoother finish.

Ratchet: No garage or machine shop is complete without a pneumatic ratchet. This handy tool can help you turn any stubborn bolt or screw. Simply attach the ratchet and let it do all of the work for you.

Stapler: If you plan to install any type of carpeting or roofing, than a pneumatic stapler can make the job go faster. Hang shingles, staple tar paper, and siding all in a fraction of the time that it normally would.

While these are some of what we feel are the essential tools, others can depend on the type of job you are trying to finish. Grinders, spray guns, and air brushes are also considered necessary tools in some professions.

Finding the Best Air Tools to Own

Now that you have an idea of what pneumatic tools are essential for your projects, we’ve included reviews of some of our favorites. Here is a list of some of the air tools that are hanging in our garages.

Campbell Hausfeld 62 Piece Pneumatic Tool Kit

This tool kit has almost everything that you need to complete any project around the home or garage. It includes; 

• ½” Impact Wrench
• 3/8” Ratchet
• Air Hammer
• Blow Gun
• Hammer Retainer Spring
• Sockets, male and female adapters
• Tire Chuck
• Pencil Gauge

This is only some of the pieces included in this durable and high quality air tool kit. The case makes it easy to take the tools with you to the job sites, and also provides convenient storage. Work on wood or automobiles, or finally finish a home improvement project with all of the pneumatic tools and accessories that are included in the kit.

Campbell Hausfeld Tire Inflator with Gauge MP6000

The gauge ranges from 10 to 150 PSI and the hose is constructed from a durable and flexible material that lets it bend the way you need it too. The relief valve makes it simple to release excess tire pressure, and since it features a clip on design, the chuck can be used hands free.

Ingersoll Rand Edge Series Air Impact Tool and Ratchet Kit 2317G

This combo set includes both sockets and a ratchet. The ratchet has been heat tempered for long lasting durability, and the ergonomically designed handle lets it fit comfortably in your hand. Remove stubborn bolts or securely fasten them in tight places, this pneumatic tool set is ideal for any automotive or mechanical work.

Surebonder Heavy Duty Staple Gun w/ Case 9600A

This powerful pneumatic stapler can help you cut the time it would normally take you to do any number of jobs. Whether it is lying roofing, or stapling down carpet. It is fast and powerful, and can be used by contractors and for do it yourself projects. Lightweight and using 3/8 inch 18 gauge wire staples it is durable enough to get the job done.