Internal “Silencing Technology” reduces the level of noise to 88 decibels (dB).
Package Dimensions: 8.89 inches high by 23.114 inches long by 19.812 inches wide (centimeters.
Weight of the package: 2.358 kilogram.
The United States is the country of origin.
The AIRCAT line of pneumatic power tools represents the most significant advancements in the performance of pneumatic power tools in more than 30 years, according to the manufacturer. Our tool line, which was established in 1998, has a significantly reduced level of noise while maintaining greater power and torque. In addition, the AIRCAT has a patented ergonomically engineered handle design that helps to relieve stress and fatigue on the operator’s hands, wrists, and arms while operating the machine. In most of its tools, AIRCAT uses patented tuned exhaust muffler technology, which allows discharged air to pass through without developing back pressure, allowing the tool to retain more power while simultaneously reducing noise by a significant amount.
To begin, I work as a mechanic and employ a 1/2″ airgun on a daily basis, and I employ them frequently. My old 1250k air at gun broke on me three days ago, so I went out and found this one, which has a breakaway torque of 1295ft lbs, according to the description. Neither the Air Cat website nor the box in which it was delivered today mentions that figure; in fact, the website states that the working torque is 900 Nm with a maximum breakaway torque of 1150 Nm. Only 900 is printed on the box, and there are no instructions for this gun in the packaging instructions/maintenance manual, which is disappointing. The trigger works in two stages: first, you press it lightly and it, I’m not sure, has a light setting, and then you press it firmly and it gives you everything it has. This gun appears to be less powerful than my old 1250k, and I’m beginning to have second thoughts about purchasing it. However, at 106$ for a fantastic impact gun, it appears to be too good to be true.
