Air Tool Kits

Pay in 3 interest-free payments on purchases from £30-2000 with PayPal Pay in 3. Learn more.

Showing 6 results

Showing 6 results

Loading Loading...

End of content

Error - No more pages to load

About Air Tool Kits

Air tool kits provide a comprehensive solution for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts looking to build or expand their pneumatic tool collection. These bundled sets typically combine essential air-powered tools such as impact wrenches, air hammers, spray guns, blow guns, and inflators with the necessary accessories, fittings, and hoses needed to get started immediately. Air tool kits offer excellent value compared to purchasing individual components separately, whilst ensuring compatibility across all included items.

MyToolShed.co.uk stocks air tool kits from trusted brands including Sealey, Draper, and Einhell, ranging from compact 5-piece starter sets to comprehensive 68-piece professional kits. These sets are designed to work with standard workshop air compressors, delivering reliable performance for tasks including vehicle maintenance, construction work, fabrication, and general workshop applications.

Applications

Air tool kits are ideal for:

  • Vehicle mechanics and MOT centres – tyre inflation, impact wrench operations, and chassis cleaning
  • Bodyshops and paint specialists – spray painting, panel preparation, and dust removal
  • Construction and carpentry trades – fastening, nailing, and pneumatic cutting tasks
  • General engineering workshops – assembly work, parts cleaning, and compressed air operations
  • Agricultural and industrial maintenance – equipment servicing and repair work
  • DIY enthusiasts – home workshop projects, vehicle maintenance, and general repairs

Choosing The Right Air Tool Kits

When selecting an air tool kit from MyToolShed.co.uk, consider these important factors:

  • Kit contents: Identify which tools you'll use most frequently. Basic 5-piece kits suit occasional users, whilst comprehensive sets with multiple attachments benefit professional workshops
  • Air compressor compatibility: Ensure your existing compressor provides sufficient CFM (cubic feet per minute) and PSI (pounds per square inch) to operate the included tools effectively
  • Hose length and fittings: Check that supplied air hoses reach your working area and feature quick-release couplers for efficient tool changes
  • Storage case: Quality cases protect tools during transport and keep accessories organised in busy workshop environments
  • Brand reputation: Established brands like Sealey and Draper offer reliable performance and parts availability for long-term use
  • Application focus: Some kits specialise in specific tasks – blow gun accessory kits for cleaning operations, or comprehensive sets for multi-trade applications

Safety Information

Always wear appropriate eye protection when operating air tools, as compressed air can propel debris at high velocity. Never exceed the maximum operating pressure stated by the manufacturer. Ensure air hoses are properly secured to prevent whipping if disconnected under pressure. Regularly inspect airline connections, hoses, and tool condition before use. Disconnect tools from the air supply before changing attachments or performing maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an air compressor to use these air tool kits?

Yes, all air tool kits require a suitable air compressor to function. Most kits at MyToolShed.co.uk specify minimum CFM and PSI requirements – typically a 50-litre or larger compressor suits general-purpose kits for workshop use.

Can air tool kits be used with any brand of compressor?

Air tool kits use standardised fittings (typically 1/4" BSP) compatible with most workshop compressors. However, always verify your compressor's output specifications match the kit's air consumption requirements for optimal performance.

What maintenance do air tools require?

Pneumatic tools need daily lubrication with air tool oil through the airline connection. Regularly drain moisture from the compressor tank and inline filters, and inspect hoses for wear or damage to maintain reliable operation.

^ Top