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Expand the capabilities of your air compressor with one of the air tool kits we carry at Lowe’s. These kits can help with your personal and professional projects, whether the project is working on your car, landscaping your garden or remodeling your home.
Air compressors are a worthwhile investment because they can help with many different tasks — and with an air tool set, you can use air compressors to their fullest. Air-powered tools are popular for a reason. They’re safe, easy to use, affordable and portable. These tools are also versatile enough to use on a variety of projects and tasks, both indoors and out. You can switch from one air tool to another with ease and change sockets and bits quickly. Best of all, since air tools don’t rely on battery power, you can work without stopping to change batteries.
At Lowe’s, we offer an array of air tools, such as blow guns, air drills, air-powered shovels, hammers and impact wrenches. Each air tool set can include all the connectors, adapters and tool bits you need to connect to your air compressor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much air pressure do I need for air tools?
A: The amount of air pressure an air compressor exerts is measured in PSI, or pounds per square inch. An average air tool needs 70 to 90 PSI.
Q: What tools can run on an air compressor?
A: Tools that run on air power can run on an air compressor. Examples include air-powered power tools, paint sprayers and pneumatic nailers. Whereas electric tools use batteries or have cords to connect to electrical outlets, on air-powered tools, you’ll see a connector that fits an air hose.
Q: What’s the most common air tool?
A: Among the most common air tools are pneumatic nail guns, paint sprayers and air hammers.