Industries we serve
Grinding, sanding and finishing steps look different in every industry. Here is where our tools are used, and which models fit each job.
Metal Fabrication
Fabrication shops grind and blend welds with air angle and die grinders, drill and fasten with pistol-grip air tools, and prepare surfaces with orbital sanders before paint or powder coating.
Automotive & Refinishing
Body shops and service bays rely on vacuum orbital sanders for filler and primer, mini angle sanders for spot repairs, and 1/2" impact wrenches for wheels and bolting.
General Engineering
Machine shops and maintenance teams use die and pencil grinders for deburring and edge breaking, and air drills, drivers and impact wrenches for assembly and repair.
Die, Mould & Tool Room
Tool rooms need control more than power: pencil grinders and compact die grinders for detail work, and compact sanders for finishing dies, moulds and patterns.
Woodworking & Furniture
Furniture and joinery production sands large flat areas with full-size and vacuum orbital sanders, keeping dust down and finishes even.
Marine & Composites
Boat builders and composite fabricators use vacuum orbital sanders to control dust on gel-coat and fibreglass, and die grinders for trimming and edge finishing.
Assembly & Production Lines
Assembly lines use pistol-grip air drills and drivers for repeatable work, with impact wrenches where bolts need more torque — light, cool-running tools for all-day use.
Industrial Distributors
Distributors and tool resellers can offer a focused range of air tools with model codes and datasheets for every product.
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