Pneumatic vs Electric Grease Gun: Which One Should You Buy?
Pneumatic guns deliver 6,000 PSI off the shop compressor; battery guns go anywhere with no hose. Power, speed and which fits your garage.
Air tools for the garage: impact wrenches, air ratchets, die grinders, cut-off tools, DA sanders, spray guns and blow guns. Each guide lists drive size, rated torque and the CFM at 90 PSI the tool needs.
Pick the air tools you run and get the CFM at 90 PSI and tank size to shop for.
Pneumatic guns deliver 6,000 PSI off the shop compressor; battery guns go anywhere with no hose. Power, speed and which fits your garage.
The 1/4 in AIRCAT reaches 15.3 in at 200 RPM with 30 ft-lbs; the 3/8 in Ingersoll Rand and AEROPRO deliver 50 to 54…
Five 1-inch air impact wrenches compared by torque, speed, anvil length, weight, air needs and warranty for heavy equipment work.
5 spray guns for clear coat compared: nozzle sizes, cups, air use and kit contents, with dedicated clearcoat nozzles called out.
Five 90-degree air die grinders compared for rust removal: a 25,000 rpm 0.4 hp pick, a 24-disc kit, and variable-speed options, scored for rust…
Four dual-action sanders compared for feather edging: a 2 and 3 in mini air sander for auto body, a 6 in pneumatic DA, a…
Four pneumatic belt sanders for garage metal fabrication and weld cleanup, compared by arm width, motor power, speed, weight and included abrasives.
Four air ratchets under $100 compared by torque, free speed, drive size, stated air use, weight and warranty coverage.
Four pneumatic air needle scalers for garage rust and weld slag removal, compared by needle count, blows per minute, CFM demand, weight and warranty.
Four pneumatic rivet tools compared by pulling force, nosepiece sizes, air pressure demands, included accessories and manufacturer warranties.