* Maximum torque: This is measured in foot-pounds (ft-lbs) and indicates how much force the wrench can apply to loosen or tighten bolts and nuts.
* Speed: This is measured in rotations per minute (RPM) and indicates how fast the wrench can spin.
* Drive size: This is the size of the socket that the wrench can use. Common sizes include 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch, and 1/2-inch.
* Weight: This is an important consideration if you will be using the wrench for extended periods of time.
* Air consumption: This is the amount of air that the wrench requires to operate. It is important to make sure that your compressor can supply enough air for the wrench you choose.
Sanders
* Speed: This is measured in RPM and indicates how fast the sander can spin.
* Orbit size: This is the diameter of the sanding disc's orbit. Smaller orbits produce a finer finish, while larger orbits remove material more quickly.
* Weight: This is an important consideration if you will be using the sander for extended periods of time.
* Air consumption: This is the amount of air that the sander requires to operate. It is important to make sure that your compressor can supply enough air for the sander you choose.
Drivers
* Speed: This is measured in RPM and indicates how fast the driver can spin.
* Torque: This is measured in ft-lbs and indicates how much force the driver can apply to drive screws and other fasteners.
* Clutch: This is a mechanism that prevents the driver from over tightening fasteners.
* Weight: This is an important consideration if you will be using the driver for extended periods of time.
* Air consumption: This is the amount of air that the driver requires to operate. It is important to make sure that your compressor can supply enough air for the driver you choose.
In addition to these factors, you should also consider the price, warranty, and brand reputation of the air tool you are considering.
