Pneumatic rust-removing tool

Abstract

A pneumatic rust-removing tool includes a main body having a chamber and an opening at a front end of the chamber, an impact block reciprocatingly moveable back and forth in the chamber, a spring disposed in the chamber, a mount disposed in the chamber and located between the impact block and the spring, rust-removing needles disposed with the mount and extending through the opening, and a slide sleeve disposed to the main body in a way that the slide sleeve is moveable back and forth relative to the main body. The slide sleeve is provided with a plurality of through holes, through which the rust-removing needles extend respectively. As a result, the pneumatic rust-removing tool can quickly adjust the exposed lengths of the rust-removing needles to adapt to different operational scenarios, thereby enhancing work efficiency and reducing the economic burden on the user.

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