Always wear proper PPE when using Pneumatic Tools Manufacturer's air tools.

Air tools can be noisy, so it is important to wear hearing protection when using air tools or working in areas where they are frequently used.
Eye protection is required, and aircrew using air tools is advised to protect the head and face.
Wear gloves to protect hands when using air tools.
A dust mask should be used when working with tools that generate potentially harmful dust and fumes in the work area.
If air tools are used in areas where other people work, consider adding screens or shields to protect other employees from flying debris, debris, dust, and excessive noise.
IMPORTANT: Cleaning with compressed air is dangerous. Do not use compressed air to blow debris or remove dirt from clothing.

Do not operate any air tool at a pressure higher than the manufacturer's rated pressure.
Use hoses and fittings with a PSI rating equal to or greater than the maximum pressure of the air compressor.
The compressed air shut-off valve should always be visible and within easy reach.
Never point air tools or nozzles at any part of the body or at other people.
Only use accessories recommended by the manufacturer for the tool being used.
Keep air tools clean, lubricated and maintained according to manufacturer's instructions.
Never carry air tools through hoses.
Air compressors should only be plugged into a properly grounded outlet.
Completely depressurize the air supply before making hose connections. Never connect or disconnect pressurized hoses.

Turn off the air pressure to the hose when not using tools or changing power tools.

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