What kind of lubricant is used on an air impact wrench?
We recommend running an inline lubricator, or manually lubricating the tool through the air inlet with IR #10 Air Tool Oil. This should be done before each use to lubricate the motor, and before storage to prevent corrosion.
How much oil do I put in an air impact wrench?
Insert about 6-7 drops of air tool oil inside the air port of the impact wrench to lubricate the air motor and vanes of the wrench.
How do you take care of an air impact wrench?
Clean and Store the Impact Wrench after Every Use After using an impact wrench, wipe it clean and lubricate it with a manufacturer recommended lubricating oil. Do this in a well-ventilated area. You can do this by pouring tool oil into the inlet and then turn on the tool for some time.
Should I grease the inside of my air impact wrench?
1. Grease system: To lubricate the impact mechanism properly, we recommend you open the tool and add grease carefully with your hands or a brush on the critical contact points: the anvil (area in contact with hammer) and in the hammer’s inner area.
What oil Can you use in air tools?
Mineral oil
Mineral oil that contains anti-foaming and anti-gumming additives work best in air tools.
How often should I oil my air tools?
Manufacturers recommend lubricating tools often throughout the day, rather than waiting until the end of the day and applying excessive amounts of oil. When done regularly, oil will coat everything and protect the air tool’s components.
Should I oil my air tools?
You should put a couple of drops of pneumatic tool oil into the tool at the end of a work-day as the extra oil will protect its interior metal components from any residual moisture accumulated during the day. It is very important to not over-lubricate your pneumatic tools as this may also damage them.
What weight oil is air tool oil?
This non-synthetic, ISO 32 grade 10 weight oil is recommended for tools requiring a lubricant.