Air tool oil is a petroleum-based lubricant. It is a by-product in the distillation of petroleum to produce gasoline. It prevents the metals from reacting with atmospheric moisture. It is formulated for use in all piston type and rotary air tools as well as in-line air lubricators. It lubricates, cleans and protects air tool. It prevents rust formation while providing positive lubrication for smooth starting and longer tool life. It has lubrication and corrosion-resistant properties.

An air trap is air that is caught inside the mold cavity. It is a bubbles or voids on the surface of the molded product. Converging polymer melt fronts traps it or because it failed to escape from the mold vents, or mold inserts, which also act as vents. Air-trap locations are usually in areas that fill last. Entrapped air will result in voids and bubbles inside the molded part, a short shot, or surface defects such as blemishes or burn marks. To eliminate air traps, modify the filling pattern by reducing the injection speed, enlarging venting, or placing proper venting in the cavity.

Air treatment packages are ideal for any air filtration application. These filtration packages are designed for incorporating a heavy-duty pressure vessel housing. Each filter has large, swing down flange for easier access for element change, internal painting to reduce corrosion, differential pressure gauge, lifting lug for easier placement, maximum operating temperature of element is 60°C and each element is color coded for ease of element identification.