Air tools, also known as pneumatic tools, are powered by compressed air instead of electricity. They are commonly used in various industries, including automotive and construction, for tasks like drilling, sanding, and fastening. These tools are often lighter and more powerful than their electric counterparts, making them easier to handle for extended periods. To operate air tools, a compressor is required to generate and supply the compressed air. Common examples of air tools include impact wrenches, air hammers, and spray guns. Their efficiency and speed make them popular choices for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.