Pneumatic Control Accessories

Texas Pneumatic Tools spring plungers are used for fixing and positioning mechanical components and workpieces. These plungers use spring-force for applying pressure & keeping the ball or nose in position. They are integrated with ball bearings for low friction and preventing angular misalignments.

Texas Pneumatic Tools lever pins are used with compatible levers for moving or lifting objects with less force.

Texas Pneumatic Tools rivet buster lower sleeves protect percussion tools from the adverse effects of vibrations. Selected models are available in a split design for use with standard or jumbo chisels with sizes beyond 24 inches that are, otherwise, unable to snap in through the big-front retainer opening.

Texas Pneumatic Tools rivet busters are compressed air powered pneumatic tools, used to cut & drive metal rivets by breaking the concrete surface. They are ideal for road & bridge repair work, railroad car repair, metal tank demolition and mixing tank cleaning. Rivet buster pistons are made of steel and are used to drive & produce oscillating motion of the hammer. Rivet busters have positive retention of the piston to prevent injuries and a built-in barrel bridge for safety.

Texas Pneumatic Tools oil felts are used as oil or grease seals for retaining lubrication and preventing dirt or dust from entering the bearing. These oil felts are made of NBR to offer excellent tensile strength, improved finish & enhanced waterproofing. They feature wicking and oil absorption properties for fine filtring & resilience.

Texas Pneumatic Tools manifold bodies are used to channel compressed air supply from a single hose into multiple outlets for operating multiple air tools with the same supply. They let the operator control the amount of fluid flowing between the components of the hydraulic machinery. Various manifolds can be combined into a single body for desired air regulation.

Texas Pneumatic Tools ground clamps are used for connecting ground cables to workpieces. These clamps are either connected directly to the fixture or the table upon which the workpiece is positioned. They are ideal for soldering, welding, assembling, marking-off and pipe installation.