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Why use an air treatment unit? Compressed air systems must be kept clean and dry to ensure continued reliability. Precise pressure control also keeps pneumatic systems operating efficiently. Unregulated, unfiltered, unlubricated air pressure can increase equipment wear, leading to reduced tool life and increased costs.

What is the difference between impact sockets and regular sockets? The wall of an impact socket is around 50% thicker than that of a regular socket, making it suitable for use with pneumatic impact tools, whereas regular sockets should only be used on hand tools.

Once you have selected your compressor, here is a quick and easy guide on how to set up and use your new compressor safely.

As restrictions lift and the wheels of industry begin to turn again, those needing to restart their compressed air systems will need to check them thoroughly if they’ve been idle for a long period.

Identifying couplings can be difficult, especially if there is no branding etched or printed on the sleeve - and when it comes to adaptors, different profiles do not interchange.

Checking tyre pressure doesn’t take long, all you need is an accurate gauge and a few minutes each month and before long journeys. Here's a quick guide on how to check your tyre pressure.

Which compressor is right for me? That depends on what you will be using it for and whether your application is occasional or professional continual use.

Checking a tyre tread depth doesn’t take long, all you need is an accurate gauge and a few minutes each month and before long journeys. Here's a quick guide on how to measure your tyre's tread depth.