TorcUP Industrial Bolting Tools -- Unleashes the RAPTOR Pneumatic Torque Wrench
TorcUP Industrial Bolting Tools of Easton, PA (USA) introduces the RAPTOR series on industrial pneumatic torque wrenches. The new line provides continuous and repeatable torque with an accuracy of +/- 5%. Unlike previous pneumatic torque wrenches, the RAPTOR series has the fastest speed when it counts, which is during actual torque and not during free nut run down! Inherent in all RAPTOR models is a Patented gear technology which creates greater durability, lower operational temperatures and increased efficiency. The RAPTOR series ranges in torque from 120 Ft/Lbs to 6,000 Ft/Lbs and Free Speeds of up to 45 RPM. Pneumatic Torque Wrench (http://t...

Selecting the Right Air Compressor for Your Air Tool
An air compressor is used to power air tools such as spray guns, air sanders, air wrenches, air hammers, and much more. While not as widely used, air tools are more powerful than traditional electric power tools.

Air Compressors Need Clean Air Too!
The air we breathe everyday is full of contamination. It has water vapor and airborne particulates that we inhale into our lungs. The vast majority is not harmful and we barely notice that its even there. However, to your air compressor these harmless contaminants can become quite harmful due to the compression process. During the compression process an air compressor concentrates natural contaminants in the air and this process makes them harmful to air compressors and its components. Overtime they begin to erode your components, valves and be passed on to your air tools. Lets look at water condensation. Water vapor is a normal part of the air we breathe, especially if you live in a humid climate. It is harmless at normal atmospheric press...

Air Filters And Your Air Compressor
The air we breathe contains contamination in the form of water vapor and air borne particles. During the compression process an air compressor concentrates these contaminants and depending on the age of the air compressor can even add contamination in the form of oil carryover. Basically, a modern air compressor amplifies the damaging effect of water vapor and airborne particles by virtue of the compression process. If you breathing in some dusty, humid air, your air compressor is feeling it far more than you are. Water vapor can be particularly destructive to the air compressor but it doesn?t end there. Remember the whole reason you have an air compressor is to run your air tools and other accessories. A compressor by itself isn?t very use...

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