Pneumatic Tools
This page shows you the part numbers of our pneumatic tools.
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We tested these Sioux® tools for quality, durability and performance. We like them enough to use them ourselves in our service shop. Because of our daily experience using them for thousands of repairs we have confidence in recommending them to you.
L5454
3/8" Reversing Air
Drill
2200 rpm, 3/8" chuck, 10 CFM, 5.9 inches long
L5449
1/2" Reversing Air Drill
800 rpm, 1/2" chuck, 10 CFM,
7.3 inches long
L5438
3/8" Super Duty Impact Tool
built-in power regulator, bottom
handle diffuse exhaust, steel front housing, 3-position torque control in
forward
L5272
Short Air Hammer
spring retainer, accepts 0.401" shanks, hardened steel barrel and
piston, adjustable power control
L5054
1/4" Medium Duty Die
Grinder
lever lock throttle, rear exhaust, built-in speed regulator, 22,000 rpm,
1/4" collet
L5263
In-Line Mini Needle Scaler
in-line heavy duty steel housing, twelve 0.120" needles, hardened
steel piston and barrel, compact size, perfect for peening on thin sections,
texturizes repairs for an invisible finish
This is a very important
tool for you to have in your bag of tricks. We've tried them all and this
one remains by far the best tool for the job. This is a high quality,
industrial grade tool. With a little practice, you will break fewer taps
and actually enjoy fixing cracks. Power tapping is at least five times
faster than hand tapping. And, if that isn't enough, power tapping creates
better threaded holes because it avoids the side pressure that is common to hand
tapping. Need more convincing? How about the fact that you will be
more consistent and productive. That translates into more
profitable. No matter where you buy this tool, as a crack repair craftsman
you need it. And then read our Tapping Tips.
You won't regret it.
