Air and Power Tools

Professional Pneumatic Shop Tools

Air and Power Tools

Equip your service bay with professional air and power tools built for fastener work, wheel service and demanding automotive repair.

Shop impact wrenches, impact sockets and sets, specialty removal tools, air-system equipment and related accessories for professional shop use.

Tools built around the work.

The current assortment covers powered fastener work, impact-ready sockets, specialty wheel-service tools and supporting air-system equipment.

Powered Fastener Work Impact Wrenches

Pneumatic impact tools for demanding automotive, wheel-service and heavy fastener applications.

Air-Powered Shop Tools
Impact-Ready Sockets & Socket Sets

Individual impact sockets and multi-piece sets for wheel service and other powered fastener work.

Individual & Multi-Piece Options
Difficult Fasteners Specialty Removal Tools

Purpose-built tools for jobs such as damaged or difficult lug-nut removal.

Specialized Shop Applications
Shop Air Support Air-System Equipment

Supporting equipment such as hose reels helps keep compressed-air service organized and accessible around the bay.

Complete The Air Setup
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Selection

Air and Power Tools for Sale

Browse the current selection of professional air and power tools, impact sockets, specialty tools and supporting equipment below.

Looking for powerful air tools? Look no further. Here you’ll find pneumatic tools and accessories to complete your tool set. Work efficiently and safely with tools from top brands like Chicago Pneumatic, Ingersoll-Rand and Lock Technology. We also feature a selection of specialty tools because you never know what jobs may come up. The impact wrenches offered come in a variety of options so it will be easy to find the perfect impact wrench for you. Our selection of air tools include professionally crafted, corrosion resistant models designed to serve you for years to come. With this solid lineup of tools you will find your shop running like a well-oiled machine - or air tool.

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Choosing Air and Power Tools

Start with the application, then match the tool, drive size and supporting equipment to the work being performed in your shop.

01 Start With The Job

Wheel service, heavy fastener work and specialty removal jobs place different demands on the tool. Define the application before comparing equipment.

02 Match The Drive Size

Make sure the impact tool and socket are sized for one another and appropriate for the fasteners being serviced.

03 Choose The Right Socket

Individual sockets work well when you need a specific size, while multi-piece sets can cover a broader range of regular shop work.

04 Consider The Air Supply

Pneumatic tools are part of a larger compressed-air system. Hose access and supporting equipment should fit the way the bay is laid out and used.

Current Assortment

From sockets to heavy-duty impact tools.

The current category spans small impact accessories through larger powered equipment, giving shops several ways to build out a pneumatic tool setup.

Impact Accessories Chicago Pneumatic S412x13FD

1/2-drive flip socket from the current Chicago Pneumatic socket assortment.

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Wheel Service Chicago Pneumatic SS8205WS

Five-piece SAE and metric impact socket set intended for wheel-service applications.

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Powered Equipment Chicago Pneumatic 7782-6

Impact wrench option for shops that need a powered solution for demanding fastener work.

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Specialty Service Lock Technology LT-4300

Three-piece twist-socket system designed for lug-nut removal work.

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Before
You Buy

Four things to check first.

A little planning helps narrow the selection and keeps the tool matched to the work it will actually perform.

Application

Identify the specific service job and how frequently the equipment will be used.

Drive & Socket Size

Confirm the required drive and fastener sizes before selecting impact tools or sockets.

Shop Air Setup

Make sure pneumatic equipment fits the compressed-air system and hose arrangement already in the shop.

Specialty Needs

Some jobs call for purpose-built equipment rather than a general-purpose impact tool or socket.

Shop Smarter

Application first. Tool second.

Start with the fastener, service procedure or shop task you need to handle. From there, compare drive size, tool type and supporting equipment instead of choosing on power alone.

Need Help?

Not sure which tool fits the job?

Talk with a Wrenchers product specialist about air tools, impact equipment and other automotive shop tools.