Heavy duty: This pneumatic impact wrench with two hammers has a no load speed of 7, 500 RPM and a maximum breakaway torque of 600 foot-pounds. It also has a working torque of 450 foot-pounds, which makes it great for all your automotive and workshop projects.
[ERGONOMICS]: The ergonomically grooved pistol-style handle gun grip is designed to keep the operator in control, efficiency, accuracy, and reduce fatigue and slippage when the gun is used for a long time.
With a 12″ drive socket from your socket set, you can use the air tool to quickly switch between clockwise and counterclockwise rotational torque direction to meet your fastening needs. This is one of the air tool’s features.
A coupler fitting, an allen wrench, and lubricant oil accessories are included in the air impact wrench kit. These tools will help keep your tool in good shape, ensuring that it will last for a long time at home or in the garage.
This tool should be used with an air compressor that has 3 horsepower (HP) and 90 psi of air pressure. It has a 1/4″ NPT air inlet for use with a 3/8″ air hose, and it can be used with a 3/8″ air hose.
It’s recommended that you keep the air pressure at 90 PSI. 3 HP is the air compressor that we think is best for this job. The no-load speed is 7500 rpm. 600 ft/lb of torque is the max. 1/4-inch NPT air hose (ID): 3/8-inc. Air is used on average: 6.5CFM.
I bought this a long time ago and thought it wouldn’t last very long. I was wrong. I still use it every day at work for about 9 hours a day. I’ve been making sure to oil it every morning, and it still works well. In the past, I haven’t found anything that it couldn’t get off because of rust or corrosion, even though the paint has been completely worn away by everyday life. It doesn’t matter, but it adds character.
Almost two years. Update: This thing still works even though I’ve used it to see if it would die. I know, shame on me. It’s fine with the exception of some pretty big scratches. Still able to use it every day.
