Specializing in all Professional Construction Supplies & Fasteners Since 1981
At UpTite carries the best brands of pneumatic air tools, accessories & air compressors. We carry all you will need to complete your pneumatic stems from the air compressor, air tools, air pressure gauges, and hoses. Choose from all the Rol Air systems and Coilhose pneumatics accessories.
Pneumatic Tools & Accessories
Pneumatic Tools & Accessories Brands
Pneumatic Tools & Accessories Carried
- Rol Air
- Compressors
- Coiled Hose
- Straight Hose for Pneumatic Tools
- Paslode Framing Nailers
- Air Tools
- Wall Saw
- Hand Saw
- Diamond Wire
- Diamond Beads
- Refractory Wet Blade
- Segmented Dry High Speed
- Dry Turbo
- Dry High Performance Turbo
- Wet Masonry
- Dry Masonry
- Segmented Dry Blades
- Dry Tuck Pointing
- Dry Segmented Cup Grinders
- Dry Walk Behind Concrete Saw
- Green Concrete
- Asphalt
- Dry Tile
- Wet Tile
- Carbide
- Bi - metal
- Armoe CT
- TNT CT
- Band Saw Blades
- Diamond Saw Blades
- Chop Saw
- Hand Saw
- Brick Saw
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Power Nailer
& Stapler
- Fastening different types of materials quickly, accurately and efficiently.
Cut-off Saw
- Used for cutting sheet metal & fiberglass
Sander, Grinder & Buffer
- For automotive work, but can also adapt to woodworking applications.
Reciprocating Saw
- Making plunge cuts.
Drill
- Drilling with constant and reliable power.
Hammer / Chisel
- Removing material ranging from metal to masonry.
Painter
- Painting with quick and efficient coverage, especially for those "hard to reach with a paintbrush" areas.
Blow Gun
- Providing a shot of air for quick cleaning of hard to reach places.
Shears
- Cutting all types of material. They're especially efficient on metal and plastic.
Pneumatic Tools Guide
Ratchets & Wrenches
- Providing a shot of air for quick cleaning of hard to reach places.
Hose Reel
- Storing hose and preventing kinks.
Hose
- Hose to attach tools & compressor
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Pneumatic Tool Guide
UpTite Compressor Guide
Piston-Type Compressors: have tanks that store compressed air. The motor shuts off when the pressure in the tank reaches a specified level. As air is depleted from the tank, the pressure inside drops, and the motor restarts to build the pressure back up. The pressure settings are adjustable according to the operator's requirements. There are two kinds of piston compressors:
Single-Stage Compressors: have one piston that compresses and delivers air to the storage tank. The single-stage system is normally found on light-duty compressors with a maximum rating below 150 pounds of pressure per square inch (psi). Single-stage compressors are adequate for most home users.
Two Stage Compressors: have two pistons that compress and deliver air to the storage tank. The first piston compresses the air and pushes it through a check valve to the second piston. The second piston further compresses the air and delivers it to the storage tank. The two-stage system is usually found on commercial heavy-duty compressors with maximum ratings above 150 psi. Two-stage compressors are good choices for continuous use or shop environments.
Horsepower Ratings are a measure of the horsepower (HP) the compressor motor produces. Compressor motors generally range from 1.5 HP to 20 HP. Usually higher horsepower motors yield greater psi and are capable of carrying a heavier workload.
Compressor Storage Tanks are rated in gallons. Larger tanks store more compressed air at higher pressures. The amount of air a compressor delivers is measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM). Note that the CFM a compressor delivers changes at varying psi. Most air tools have specific requirements for volume and pressure. These requirements must be met for the tool to function properly. When choosing a compressor, consider the tools you want it to operate. Select the tool that requires the highest CFM at the highest psi, and add 50% to the required CFM for a margin of safety. For example if a tool requires 3 CFM at 90 psi, select a compressor that delivers at least 4.5 CFM at 90 psi. Use this formula to ensure that the tool receives enough air to function properly.
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