Impact guns, staplers, ratchets, die grinders. When an air tool loses power or starts leaking, it's usually vanes, seals, or a dry motor. We fix it here.
Common problems we fix
Lost power
Worn rotor vanes, dry bearings, or a clogged inlet.
Leaks at the inlet or trigger
Seals, o-rings, and trigger valves.
Won't spin or spins slow
Seized motor from no oil, or a broken vane.
Stapler jams
Driver, magazine, and feeder parts.
Questions
Why did my air tool lose power?+
Nine times out of ten it's worn vanes or a motor that ran dry. A few drops of air-tool oil every day prevents most of it.
Do you stock air fittings and hoses?+
Yes. Couplers, plugs, fittings, and hose, including Coilhose Pneumatics.
Repair bench · 1010 Park Ave
Tool down? Bring it in.
Diagnosed on site, quoted before any work, OEM parts on the shelf.