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Rubber Mallets are ideal for use on many surfaces without causing damage to your material. The head is made up of solid dense black rubber with a hickory handle.

1 x tie rod spreader with 11/16” (17.5mm) wedge opening  1 x ball joint separator with 15/16” (23.8mm) jaw opening,  1 x pitman arm wedge with 1-1/8” (28.6mm) opening,  1 x 7-3/4" (196.9mm) Kunrled striking handle for use with conventional hammers  1 x 6-3/4" (171.5mm) adapter handle for use with air hammer

Ming Xiao Mfg as a professional metal parts supplier, specialize in Hot forging services, we can produce small hot forged parts by ourself and outsource the big hot forged parts as blanks then machining it to final parts.Can effectively reduce the production cost and improve the production speed, as well as product quality. Forging refers to the process of forging and pressing metal objects in a red hot state with air hammers or presses (die stamping machine). Forging is to bake and knead the metal of the object into a shape. Nowdways, we use a high-frequency heater to heat the metal object to a red state within a few seconds, and then put it into the mold cavity for compression molding. We can produce forged parts from stainless steel 304,316, brass, aluminum alloy, carbon steel, alloy steel and other materials.

Find Air Leaks. Decrease Energy Consumption. Maximize Uptime. Compressed air is the most versatile and therefore widely used resource in industry. Using atmospheric pressure to transfer energy during industrial processes, compressed air can be found powering air tools like drills and hammers, hydraulic air cylinders for automation in manufacturing processes and much more. Compressed air is also used to power air brakes on mobile fleets and trains. Air Compressor Expenses It is so commonly found in industry it is often referred to as the fourth utility to electricity, water and gas. Of the four, compressed air consumes the most energy. Air compressor systems can differ very greatly in size, output and cost. What remains constant, is the initial investment in a compressor system is only 25% of the expenses associated with it, over its lifetime. The other 75% of the costs go to energy used to compress the air.