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You finally invest in a high-torque, industrial-grade 1-inch pneumatic impact wrench rated to last years. But three months later, it ceased. When you open the housing, the motor is pitted with rust, the vanes are scarred, and the chamber is coated with sludge. You oiled it. You maintained it. The problem wasn’t you. The problem was your air. Every time your compressor runs, it produces moisture, rust particles, and contaminated air. That “dirty air” silently enters your tools, …