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MIOL wrench — assembly and service work with threaded connections. 0,3mm. Ref.: 16-80-896.
MIOL airbrush — fine and controlled spraying of paint or coating materials. 0,3 mm. Ref.: 16-80-899.
MIOL airbrush — fine and controlled spraying of paint or coating materials. 03 mm. Ref.: 16-80-898.
MIOL airbrush — fine and controlled spraying of paint or coating materials. 0,2 mm. Ref.: 16-80-897.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 2,0 mm. Ref.: 32-AM5008HVLPWB-HV-2.0.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 0,8 mm. Ref.: 32-AM8008 LVLP WB -0.8.
AIR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 32-AT-3E.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 1,8 mm. Ref.: 32-AM2012HVLP WB-1.8.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 1,3 mm. Ref.: 32-AM2012/HVLP WB-1.3.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 1,8 mm. Ref.: 32-HW-SA102-1,8.
AIR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 32-AT-20A.
FORTE spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. Ref.: 20-32136.
Pneumatic tools (air tools) represent a class of professional, industrial-grade equipment driven entirely by compressed air supplied by an air compressor. This extensive category encompasses pneumatic impact wrenches, paint spray guns, sandblasters, air sanders, pneumatic nailers, staplers, and blow guns. The primary advantage of pneumatic tools is the absence of an internal electric motor; this structural simplicity makes them significantly lighter, more compact, far more powerful, and vastly more durable than their electric counterparts. They are completely immune to overheating during continuous use and can be operated safely in damp environments or highly volatile, explosive atmospheres where electrical sparking is strictly prohibited. This equipment is absolutely indispensable in automotive service stations (garages), tire shops, furniture manufacturing facilities, and heavy assembly lines. When selecting an air tool, the most critical parameters are the required operating pressure (Bar/PSI) and the air consumption rate (CFM or liters per minute), both of which must perfectly match the output capabilities of your air compressor.
