subject: Top Six Types Of Garage Tools [print this page] A good garage, whether personal or business, needs to be outfitted with quality garage equipment supply, which will make work efficient and smooth. Below is a list of must-have automotive equipment for your garage. Each one comes in a number of brands and models to meet different needs and budgets.
Air Compressor:
A garage can't run well without a good air compressor, even if your garage doesn't offer paint jobs, since the most customary use of a compressor is to pump air into tires. There are three types of air compressors - vertical, horizontal and movable.
Vehicle Lift:
There are various types of vehicle lifting systems. If your garage has a low ceiling, a low-rise lift is best. There is one type of lift made for parking and one more type for alignment work. You can also decide between a two-post lift and a four-post lift.
Heavy Duty Toolbox with Work Shop Tools:
One of the most essential pieces of garage equipment is the toolbox, which keeps your tools organized when not in use. If you find a tool chest that has built-in drawers, you will know exactly where to look for any tool when it is needed. Speaking of shop tools, every mechanic should own his own set. There are even some mechanics who won't let others work with their tools.
Problem-Solving Tools
There's a diagnostic tool for each system installed in a automobile. There's one for the cooling system, the timing light, the battery, the fuel injection system, and the electrical system. There are also leak detectors, plus many more examples. Diagnostic tools detect problems with a vehicle.
Exhaust Equipment
There are types of garage equipment that are made for fixing vehicle exhaust systems as well as for keeping the air in your workplace clean. An exhaust ventilation system creates a safer work environment by cleaning the air inside the garage. Larger garages might need an exhaust tube bender for replacing exhaust tubes.
Fluid Service
Vehicles require different types of fluid, such as transmission fluid, coolants, oil, brake fluid and power steering fluid. To replace the various fluids easily and effectively, a garage is not complete without a grease pump, a brake bleeder, a fluid evacuator, and a transmission fluid exchanger.
These are some of the garage supplies that might be found in an well-run garage. Work goes faster and is more effective when your workplace is outfitted with these items.
