I believe that many riders have basically heard of air cannon repairing tires, and it can basically be considered a tire repair method. I think air cannon tire repair is just a disassembly and assembly method, which is to use a special pneumatic wrench to disassemble and install tire bolts. Because the tire bolts of trucks and other cars cannot be simply unscrewed by hand and require a lot of torque. And the operation process is very time-consuming. Using a pneumatic wrench can save time and effort and is very convenient.
How to use a pneumatic wrench for an air gun?
1. The pneumatic wrench of an air gun is mainly powered by compressed air. Of course, before use, first connect the pneumatic wrench to the power supply and plug in the air pipe. Pull off the metal ring of the air tube and insert the air wrench into the air tube socket. When connecting, make sure the connection is in place to prevent air leakage.
2. Pneumatic wrenches can be installed with sockets of different specifications. Find the socket that fits the bolt and insert it into the head of the air wrench.
3. Stop the pneumatic wrench connected to the sleeve on the tire bolt, and turn the knob on the wrench to adjust the tightening torque. Adjust the torque to the appropriate range and press the start button.
What should you pay attention to when using an air gun pneumatic wrench?
1. The air pressure of the pneumatic wrench should not be too high. Please refer to the value specified in the operation manual.
2. When using a pneumatic wrench, do not rotate it at high speed, otherwise it will accelerate the wear of the wrench and affect the reduction of working performance.
3. When selecting the sleeve, be sure to choose the same specification as the bolt, otherwise it will be very easy to cause damage when removing the tire bolt.
4. Normally, the bearing part of the pneumatic wrench should be lubricated regularly. Maximizing the use of dry air as a power source can slow down the corrosion and wear of the wrench and extend its service life.
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