Air Hose Reels: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. If you regularly use pneumatic tools at job sites, in your shop, or even in your workshop, you owe it to yourself to consider using an air hose reel. These handy devices can quickly and reliably coil up dozens of feet of air hose, and offer more benefits than might at once be apparent.
Fact #2. An air hose reel is first and foremost a matter of convenience. When you're finished working with a pneumatically powered tool, you'll want to store the hose used to supply its air pressure out of the way. You can painstakingly coil a line up by hand and then hang it on a hook. Or you can simply let the hose reel retract the tubing steadily back into a compact, orderly roll.
Fact #3. With an air hose reel mounted to the wall or ceiling of your facility, there's no way to lose the hose necessary for connecting pneumatic tools to their power sources. Choose the best possible location for safe and easy access to your compressor, mount your reel, and you'll never again search about for your hose.
Fact #4. When it comes to safety, these are an ideal way to keep walkways clear and easily navigable, and reduce the chance of an errant hose becoming caught in another piece of machinery. These reels minimize the impact one worker's project has on the efforts of others working in the same area.
Fact #5. If you're working with air-powered tools, you should have on protective goggles or impact-rated glasses. The chance for a tool to malfunction, sending hardware like a brad nail or staple flying, is generally small. The chances of the connection between a pneumatic tool and an air hose suddenly failing is more common.