Aluminum Pneumatic Tool Rafter Hook Hanger, Lightweight Metal Organaizer Hooks with 1/4" Air Tool Swivel Fitting,for Air Nailer,Air Blow Gun,Air Hammer,Air Deburring Tool etc

Excelente producto la entrega fue excelente

Threads right into pneumatic port.

Bought as a gift for air tools was told it works great

I needed something like this to make it so my denailer could hang from my denail station (I deconstruct houses for a living). This item is almost perfect. My one issue is that the hook rotates pretty loosely, meaning that it's easy to bump. I'd like the hook to stay put better because I always want it on the same side of the tool, but that's not quite the case.I tried adjusting the stop collar firm up against the hook, but there's a copper washer in there, which allows it to spin easier. I may remove the copper washer to see whats up.The tension on how well the hooks spins is based on an o-ring that it slides around on. I may try to replace it with a slightly larger o-ring for more tension.

This Pronese Air Tool Hook/Hanger is great for use with about any of your pneumatic tools, though it is definitely most ideal for larger tools, given its larger heavy-duty size. Of course, it'll work on the small stuff, too, though you might find it getting in the way of the full functionality of the tool depending on size and what nooks and crannies you are trying to get into. The product page states that the hook was originally designed for air nailers, which I would definitely say it is well-suited for, especially the larger framing and roofing guns. It really just comes down to seeing how the hook fits with the tool and whether or not it will get in the way. You might want to try simply adding a female quick-release coupler to the outgoing side and using the hook to hang anything you plug the hose into. That would put it back a couple more inches out of the way which would probably be ideal for a lot of tools, especially the smaller ones. Yet another idea would be to disassemble and reverse the direction of the hook for smaller tools, however keep in mind that would mean it would only work as a hook if the hose was plugged-in. Depending on how you hang the tool for storage, that might still be ideal. Even without the hose attached, you could devise a way to hang the tool either via a slot or ring that the handle could be inserted into. That's probably a pretty ideal way to go with small straight tools such as a die-grinder, for example.Another couple details of pertinence, that you'll also find in the pics I've included, is that the hook assembly weighs 5.1oz and has a swivel male fitting making the connection to the hose more flexible.All said, you'll probably easily find this Air Tool Hook ideal for several of your pneumatic tools and will more than likely wish you had more than one, so adding a quick coupler may wind-up being the optimal choice, in the long run. That, or buy more hooks once you've decided they are a great permanent fixture on particular tools.

The hook swivels easily to get out of your way or switch it to the other side of the gun when needed, and has plenty of space to easily hang my framing gun on rafters and joists.

When you’re working on a ladder, or even a scaffold, you really need somewhere to hang your nail gun or other air-powered tool. Sometimes, the tool comes with a hook for your belt, but sometimes, that’s just not convenient. This helps to solve the issue of how to safely set the nail gun or tool down. Nowadays, a lot of the nail guns are coming with a pre-attached device similar to this, so this is a nice retrofit for those that don’t have one.The materials that this rafter hook is made from are premium. It has a swivel air fitting which is super nice. The hook swivels to whatever position you want it, so you can always move it out of your way. It’s super beefy and a quality product.Amazon Vine sent this product to me for an honest unbiased review. Would I recommend it? Yes, if you have a nail gun or other air tool without one of these, this is a good accessory for it. It will make life easier (and safer for others and your tool) on the job site.

Make sure you check the listing and your tool carefully before buying. I assumed this would fit, but I will need an adaptor to make it work. This is a great idea though that will be so handy once I get it set up properly.