In a world of tools that just keeps getting better and better for the money, and where nearly everything is offered in a battery operated version that outperforms everything else, air hammers seem to have been left behind. I mean they work “fine”, but they certainly don’t stand out as awesome, regardless of how much they cost. In fact, some of the ultra high priced units look fancier and fancier with every new model, but the insides are pretty much the same as always. So how did these new ones perform when put to the Torque Test Channel test? Watch this video below and you’ll see.
And what you do see might surprise you.
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Today we test Walmart, Hart, Sunex SX2302, Carlyle’s new model and more. There’s been a precious few really good .401 air hammers at the top for most of our lives, these often include names like Snap-On, Ingersoll Rand, Chicago Pneumatic and Matco, but lately that changing. Not only are they getting more powerful, the prices seem to be going down as the triggers are getting better. In a space of tools with no battery options, this is good news! We do not accept any tools shown on the channel from any brand, nor do we take any sponsorships, partnerships, discounts, product placement deals, pre-market brand samples, money, items or compensation of any kind from brands, tool makers or otherwise in the planning or creation of these videos.
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