Pneumatic tools

Pneumatic tools in this product group comprise 26 codes, centred on ELORA models together with RIVIT balancers. The bolt-tightening group covers square drives from 1/4 inch to 1 inch. Code 5000N reaches 1850 Nm of torque, a 1/2 inch square drive and a lightweight composite housing. Code 5001N uses a 3/4 inch square drive, 2340 Nm of torque and weighs 7.7 kg.

The range also includes drills, reciprocating saws, needle scalers and air supply accessories. Accessories cover pressure gauges, air hose reels and quick couplers. The models suit car repair workshops, industrial maintenance and mechanical machining. Pneumatic tools at VinaTools are imported, with a genuine-goods commitment and warranty.

Pneumatic tools run on compressed air and serve industry, maintenance and mechanical machining. The product group brings together impact wrenches, drills, grinders and riveting guns. Supporting equipment includes pressure gauges, air hose reels, quick couplers and blow nozzles. Model selection depends on the type of work, technical requirements and the available working space.

The current list holds 26 codes, centred on ELORA models together with RIVIT spring balancers. The bolt-tightening lines cover square drives from 1/4 inch to 1 inch. The drilling, sawing and scaling group serves sheet metal work and surface cleaning. The air supply accessories connect tools to the workshop compressed air source.

Pneumatic impact wrenches and nut runners

Bolt and screw tightening equipment makes up the larger part of the pneumatic tools group. Torque levels range from light tasks to applications requiring high clamping force. Square drive sizes vary, matching many different bolt types. Some models have a composite housing with low weight, helping reduce hand fatigue during long operation. These lines are used in car repair workshops and assembly lines.

Code 5000N has a 1/2 inch square drive and torque up to 1850 Nm. This force level is reached at a pressure of 6.3 bar and an air flow of 161 litres per minute. For tasks needing more force, code 5001N uses a 3/4 inch square drive, 2340 Nm of torque and weighs 7.7 kg. Code 5002 uses a 1 inch square drive with a maximum torque of 2450 Nm.

In the compact group, code 5003N is 108mm long, with a 1/2 inch square drive and tightening force up to 1080 Nm. Code 5004 has a 3/8 inch square drive, a maximum tightening force of 450 Nm and a size of 160mm. The handle is covered with soft plastic and ribbed grooves to increase grip in the palm. These two models suit work in confined spaces.

The angle head models handle bolt positions deep inside machine recesses. Code 5011 uses a 1/4 inch square drive with a force of 35 N.m. Code 5012 has a 3/8 inch square drive and 90 Nm of torque, combined with black impact sockets. Code 5010 uses a 1/2 inch angle head, 90 Nm of torque and a noise level below 93 dB(A).

Drills, reciprocating saws and needle scalers

Alongside the bolt-tightening group, the range also includes machining and surface cleaning tools. Pneumatic drills suit drilling holes in metal or hard materials. Reciprocating saws serve sheet metal cutting in car body fabrication. Needle scalers remove rust, weld scale and old paint layers on machinery surfaces.

Code 5005 drills up to a bit diameter of Ø13mm, with a reverse rotation function and a three-jaw chuck. Code 5006 drills a diameter of Ø10 mm at 1800 revolutions per minute, also with reverse rotation. The reciprocating saw set 5018 uses a 1/4 inch air inlet and serves industrial maintenance and in-depth repair. The needle scaler 5019 comes with 19 replacement needles.

Pressure gauges and air blow nozzles

The supporting equipment helps control pressure and clean with an air stream. Pressure gauges serve tyre inflation and quick checking of pressure values. Blow guns and blow nozzles remove dust and chips on machined parts and machine tables. These models connect directly to the existing compressed air line in the workshop.

Code 5020 measures a range of 0-10 bar, with a brass inflation nozzle and a large gauge face. The electronic version 5021 has a shock-resistant plastic housing and an overpressure warning according to RC-Regulation 86/217. The blow gun 5007 uses a 1/4 inch air inlet and allows air flow adjustment. The silenced blow nozzle 5008 reaches an air flow of 329 l/min with a noise level of 75.1 dBA.

Air hoses and quick couplers

The air line determines how convenient it is to move tools around the work position. Coiled hoses extend to the reach required, reducing clutter on the workshop floor. Quick couplers allow tools to be connected and disconnected without shutting down the whole system. These parts link the sections of the compressed air system and keep the air flowing.

Hose reel 5024 has an outer diameter of 10mm in a contrasting blue colour, easy to spot on site. The coiled hose 5022- is made of polyurethane with a working pressure of 15 bar and comes in two length options, 4m and 8m. The steel quick coupler 5027-5028 is made in Germany. The mouse-tail type coupling plug 5025-5026 serves quick connection in compressed air systems.

RIVIT spring balancers suspend pneumatic tools at a fixed work station. The balancing force is held even from the maximum to the minimum value throughout the cable travel. The models are divided by load range and cable travel length. Users choose according to the weight of the suspended tool and the height of the work station.

Code 0523000 suspends tools of 0.4 to 1 kg, with 1600 mm cable travel and a Ø2 mm steel cable. Code 0523100 takes a load of 1 to 2 kg, used for small riveting guns and screwdrivers. Code 0523200 takes a load of 2 to 3 kg, weighs 0.79 kg and suspends medium-sized riveting guns.

In the longer travel range, code 0523300 has a 2500 mm cable for loads of 2 to 4 kg. Code 1776100 takes a load of 4 to 6 kg with a Ø2.5 mm steel cable and suspends rivet nut tools. Code 3197100 has a load of 8 to 10 kg, weighs 3.2 kg and is the largest size in the line.

How to choose according to your needs

The first step is to determine the required torque and the square drive size of the bolt. The working space decides whether to use a compact straight body or an angle head. For drilling and cutting, the bit diameter and the workpiece material are the basis for choosing a model. At the end of the set-up, account for the air line, couplers and tool suspension. Refer to the specifications of each code in the list above to compare them with your workshop conditions. Contact the technical team if you need advice on a suitable compressed air configuration.