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Bob Turan Jr. originally started to formulate his ideas for the Turanair concept approximately 12 years ago while fabricating and installing high-end finished custom furniture. His dream was to create a lightweight portable air power system that would do away with his compressor and the general set-up & mess that went along with the traditional method of using pneumatic tools.

He realized that he and all carpenters alike owned twelve or more pneumatic nail guns and staplers. But what all carpenters hated was lugging their heavy compressor, generators and air hoses to every jobsite. He wanted a system that was lightweight and quiet, yet has enough power to accommodate any worker on any size job; from a single worker doing finish carpentry to a large roofing contractor.

Realizing just how versatile and universal the product line has become, Turanair Systems, Inc. has filed numerous patent applications globally on elaborated air power systems and related products that have never been introduced to any market.

Courtesy of Turanair Systems, Inc. on MOLI.com.

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