Nail guns, buffers, riveting guns and jackhammers are all tools that can be operated under pneumatic technology. Consumers should familiarize themselves with the safety measures involved in operating pneumatic equipment before they operate the equipment.
Sources at Ask The Builder recommend that such safety equipment as steel-toed shoes, eye goggles and ear plugs be worn while operating pneumatic equipment to lower the risk of the operator incurring an injury.
Pneumatic tools may operate more efficiently than similar functioning electrical tools but they require more supplemental equipment, such as air compressors and hoses to operate properly.
Pneumatic tools can deliver more power to a workload than power tools. They are very durable and much lighter as well. The reason that pneumatic tools are relatively light is because they have no motor inside, according to Monster Guide.
Pneumatic equipment is more expensive than other comparable power equipment. This is attributed partially to the fact that they require so much more supplemental equipment than other power equipment.