Introduction to the classification of auto repair tools

Introduction to the classification of auto repair tools

First, there are special tools, including electrical repair tools, tire repair tools, lubrication equipment and tools, engine repair tools, body interior repair tools, chassis repair tools, etc.

·Electrical maintenance tools are mainly for battery maintenance, including car testers, battery cables, battery chargers, battery rust removal pliers, etc.

·Tire maintenance tools mainly include jacks, jackhammer wrenches, jackhammer sockets, tire wrenches, tire patches, rubber cleaners, etc.

·Lubricating tools include grease guns, grease gun barrels, grease gun nozzles, oil cans, etc.

·Engine maintenance tools include filter wrenches, belt wrenches, spark plug sockets, timing tools, piston ring pliers, etc.

·Body interior maintenance tools include sheet metal repair tools such as sheet metal hammers, sheet metal lining irons, sheet metal shaping files, panel removal tools, glass suction cups, glass sealing strip tools, wooden handle scrapers, etc.

·Chassis maintenance tools include repair lying plates, socket sets (including ratchet wrenches, sockets, screwdriver sockets, hexagon sockets, extension rods, etc.), bearing pullers, pullers, brake maintenance tools, etc.

In addition to special tools, auxiliary repair tools include electric tools and pneumatic tools. Common electric tools in auto repair shops include: air compressors, hand drills, impact drills, grinders, vacuum cleaners, electric wrenches, angle grinders, etc. Common pneumatic tools include: spray guns, pneumatic wrenches, pneumatic drills, pneumatic grinders, pneumatic shears, oil/grease filling machines, etc.