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April 26th, 2010What is a Air Tools
April 15th, 2010Air Tools is the use of air compressor to provide compressed air power source of energy for the working of the device.
According to the basic work can be divided into: 1) Rotary (eccentric movable vane).
2) Reciprocating (Piston volume)
The use of Air Tools advantages:
1. The air is easy to obtain, and the work pressure is low, used to discharge air may, without recovery of pipeline
2. Gas viscosity is small, flow resistance loss is small, easy to focus on supply and long-distance transport
3. Pneumatic actuator with high velocity
4. Pneumatic system adaptable to the environment, a wide range in temperature, humidity and dust and reliable work environment, a slight leakage will not pollute the environment, no fire and explosion hazards, use of safety
5. Simple structure, convenient maintenance and low cost
6. Pneumatic components and long life
7. Pneumatic components of the implementation of output than the hydraulic pressure is small, fast movement, adaptability, can be easily However, explosive, multi-sink, wet, harsh environments shock, do not pollute the environment, long working life, simplicity, easy maintenance, low cost
Pneumatic series consists of:
1. —– Air compressor air pressure generating device
2. Pneumatic actuators
3. —– Pneumatic control components used to control the working medium pressure, flow and flow way for the implementation of the necessary components to complete the movement characteristics of components, such as pressure, flow and directional control valves and various logic devices, etc.
4. Sensing element and the conversion parameters of components will be charged into a pressure signal detected and qigong as well as the gas sensor signal and the electro-hydraulic components such as signal interchangeable
5. Pneumatic accessories including air source —— purification, lubrication devices, components and other devices to connect and muffler
Use and maintenance of pneumatic tools
April 15th, 2010Broadly speaking, Air Tools is to use compressed air driven pneumatic motor and the kinetic energy of external work output of a tool, in accordance with its basic work can be divided into: 1) Rotary (eccentric movable vane). 2) Reciprocating (volumetric piston) General Air Tools parts mainly by power output, operating some form of conversion, intake and exhaust road section to open and stop the operation control part, tool case and so the main part, of course, the operation of pneumatic tools must also be part of the energy supply, air filter and air conditioning parts and tools accessories.
1, power output part: it is the major component parts of pneumatic tools, mainly composed of air motors and power output gear, which rely on high-pressure compressed air blow motor rotor blade Ershi motor rotation, the external output rotation, and through Gear driven transformation of the entire operation forms part of the campaign. By stator and rotor are concentric, pneumatic air motor can be divided into concentric horse motor and the eccentric motor, according to the number into the number of stomata, pores can be divided into single into the motor, dual air intakes into the pores over the motor and motors. No matter what form of motor,
Blowing compressed air motors rely on rotating rotor blades drive the motor at high speed rotating blade, the moment of friction with the stator wall, which is the most common vulnerability in the motor components, and thus the quality of its air and compressed air Oil-containing molecules are very demanding;
2, operating some form of transformation: it is mainly the motor output of the rotation transformation accordingly. In the automotive industry, due to the way many thread connection, most of rotation, of course, there are linear reciprocating motion. For different types of Air Tools, operating some form of transformation is divided into mechanical clutch and planetary gear set, friction plate type clutch and planetary gear set, hydraulic cylinders, torsion bar and hammer block groups, etc.. These components are based on the importance of rotating parts, which determines the pneumatic fastening tools, torque size, speed speed, precision fastening and other important parameters,
Because of its non-stop clutch, pressure or torque change, so integral parts of its vulnerability to damage
What is an Air Hammer?
March 4th, 2010An Air Hammer is any device that uses highly pressurized air to drive a hammer into a workpiece for shaping, scoring, or plenishing (smoothing). Air hammers are pneumatic devices that range in size from handheld to desktop-sized, and from US$20 to US$20,000. An air hammer allows a craftsman to shape a piece of metal in minutes that would otherwise take hours or days, and much physical strain, to form by hand.
An Air Hammer impacts a workpiece several thousand times per second, with pressures generally around several dozen PSI (pounds per square inch). Handheld air hammers must be attached to tubes leading to air tanks that provide pressurized air. Some air hammers are also referred to as power hammers.
Air hammers have variable tips. For shaping and plenishing, a hammer tip is used. For scoring or cutting, a chisel tip is used. Whatever tip is used, it will be pounded thousands of times per minute into the targeted object, so human operators must take care and precaution.
For simple plenishing jobs, low pressures may be used. Soft metals like aluminum and copper are easy to shape or polish. Stronger metals such as stainless steel and heavy shaping jobs require setting the air hammer to maximum PSI levels, consuming pressurized air more rapidly.
Key variables to study when purchasing an air hammer include the blows per minute, chisels or hammer tips included, air consumption, maximum working pressure, the size of the air inlet, the recommended hose size, weight, and product code. It is also possible for craftsmen to build air hammers themselves. Plans can be cheaply obtained online.
The air hammer is a technological advancement that allows craftsmen to shape metal in many instances without heating it up as in a traditional forge. This provides a safer working environment and also greater ease of use.
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March 4th, 2010
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Air Tool Basics: What is an Impact Wrench?
October 12th, 2009Removing fasteners can be a nightmare. If you’ve ever had to change a flat tire, you know how difficult it can be to remove a rusted-on lug nut. Now imagine yourself as an auto mechanic, having to repeat this process dozens of times every day.
As you can see, it can get pretty strenuous after a while. Not only does this repeated strain slow down workflow, but it can also lead to injuries over time. Professional mechanics needed an easier way to effectively “break” these tough bolts.
Impact wrenches were created to help solve this problem.
When most people first see an impact wrench, they often make the mistake of assuming it’s some sort of drill. But it’s a completely different, very specialized tool.
This combination of speed and power is also why pit crew use them to change race car tires. When every second counts, impact wrenches get the job done.
What are they used for?
In reality, impact wrenches are really more of a faster, more powerful substitute for a ratchet.
Most commonly used with cars and machinery for removing/installing bolts, impact wrenches help you get more work done in shorter time. These tools are essential since maximizing productivity is the key to increasing profitability.
How do they work?
The first time you use one, it can feel a bit intimidating. Impact wrenches are loud, scary and they kick. The secret to their effectiveness is the sudden, violent acceleration force delivered by the rotating head. (Also called the “anvil”)
Designed to deliver the maximum amount of torque with the least amount of effort by the user, it accomplishes this rotating a free-spinning hammer inside the device. As it picks up momentum and reaches maximum speed, the hammer then collides with the anvil on the inside of the device and causes the head to rotate.
After hitting the anvil, the hammer is released and continues spinning until it comes back around to collide again and again.
The power that would normally be delivered in 1/10 of a second is instead delivered in just 1/100 of a second, causing a multiplication of force that is delivered through the socket head and into the stuck fastener.
Thanks to Newton’s first and second laws of motion, the combined with the weight and acceleration of the tool also means that less energy is transferred to the operator. This is the same principle that allows you to yank out a tablecloth without spilling your food on the floor.
If you tried doing the same thing with a normal drill, you would have to fight hard against the machine as it spins. I won’t go too deep into it, but there are a lot of great physics web sites out there that discuss the science inertia in more detail.
When it comes to impact wrenches, you want to find one that delivers the greatest impact in the shortest space of time. Compressed air is great for this because it gives greater power output for better torque. With electrical units, you’re limited to household wattage, or battery power. (Hydraulic wrenches are also available, but they’re also less practical for most common applications)
If you find yourself struggling with stuck fasteners, you may want to consider looking into a compressed air impact wrench for your shop.
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September 28th, 2009Pneumatic Tools - Basic Safety
August 6th, 2009
- Pneumatic tools are powered by compressed air. Common types of these air-powered hand tools that are used in industry include buffers, nailing and stapling guns, grinders, drills, jack hammers, chipping hammers, riveting guns, sanders and wrenches.
How do you use pneumatic tools safely?
- Review the manufacturer’s instruction before using a tool.
- Wear safety glasses or a face shield and, where necessary, safety shoes or boots and hearing protection.
- Post warning signs where pneumatic tools are used. Set up screens or shields in areas where nearby workers may be exposed to flying fragments, chips, dust, and excessive noise.
- Ensure that the compressed air supplied to the tool is clean and dry. Dust, moisture, and corrosive fumes can damage a tool. An in-line regulator filter and lubricator increases tool life.
- Keep tools clean and lubricated, and maintain them according to the manufacturers’ instructions.
- Use only the attachments that the manufacturer recommends for the tools you are using.
- Be careful to prevent hands, feet, or body from injury in case the machine slips or the tool breaks.
- Reduce physical fatigue by supporting heavy tools with a counter-balance wherever possible.
How should you handle air hoses?
- Use the proper hose and fittings of the correct diameter.
- Use hoses specifically designed to resist abrasion, cutting, crushing and failure from continuous flexing.
- Choose air-supply hoses that have a minimum working pressure rating of 1035 kPa (150 psig) or 150% of the maximum pressure produced in the system, whichever is higher.
- Check hoses regularly for cuts, bulges and abrasions. Tag and replace, if defective.
- Blow out the air line before connecting a tool. Hold hose firmly and blow away from yourself and others.
- Make sure that hose connections fit properly and are equipped with a mechanical means of securing the connection (e.g., chain, wire, or positive locking device).
- Install quick disconnects of a pressure-release type rather than a disengagement type. Attach the male end of the connector to the tool, NOT the hose.
- Do not operate the tool at a pressure above the manufacturer’s rating.
- Turn off the air pressure to hose when not in use or when changing power tools.
- Do not carry a pneumatic tool by its hose.
- Avoid creating trip hazards caused by hoses laid across walkways or curled underfoot.
- Do not use compressed air to blow debris or to clean dirt from clothes.
What should you avoid with a compressed air?
- Cleaning with compressed air is dangerous.
- Do not use compressed air for cleaning unless no alternate method of cleaning is available. The nozzle pressure MUST remain below 207 kPa (30 psi). Personal protective equipment and effective chip guarding techniques must be used.
- Two acceptable methods of meeting the “below 207 kPa (30 psi)” requirement are illustrated below.
