500 ft-lbs of maximum torque; 700 ft-lbs of torque to loose.
Reliable Jumbo Hammer Mechanism: This mechanism delivers maximum power, while also increasing reliability.
It has a tuned exhaust system, which means that the noise level is reduced to 89 dBA.
For the user’s ultimate comfort, the impact wrench has a handle that is designed to be easy to grip.
AirCat Line: The most important improvements in pneumatic power tools have been made by the AirCat Line.
Make sure your toolbox is up-to-date now. Because this air impact wrench has so little torque for its size, it is one of the smallest in its class. It has an overall length of 3.85 inches and a width of 3 inches. The jumbo hammer has a lot of torque and makes the impact mechanism last longer. It has an aluminum alloy housing that can withstand even the harshest conditions. The grip has a patented design that makes it easy to use. A trigger-mounted forward/reverse switch and power management make it easy to use with one hand.
This power tool has 500 foot-pounds of maximum torque and 700 foot-pounds of torque that can be used to loosen things. In total, this tool is only 3.85 inches long. It has a low-weight aluminum alloy housing and a powerful jumbo hammer mechanism that delivers maximum power, while also increasing reliability. Our patented technology makes the noise level only 89 dBA. The forward/reverse switch and power management are mounted on the trigger. This gives you complete control and one-handed operation.
AIRCAT makes top-of-the-line power tools that are great for any handyman or construction worker. The AIRCAT line is the most important development in pneumatic power tools in more than 30 years. Our company was started in 1998, and our tool line has a lot less noise while still having a lot more power and torque. AIRCAT also has a patented ergonomically engineered handle design that helps the operator’s hands, wrists, and arms be less stressed and tired. Most AIRCAT tools have the patented tuned exhaust muffler technology, which allows air to pass through without causing back pressure. This allows more power to be kept and significantly reduces noise.
So, when I got this, I tried it on brake caliper bolts and it couldn’t even get them out. I was very angry. I had a 30 gallon compressor to back it up, so I didn’t have to worry about air. I could have used it for small jobs, but it didn’t have much power, so I went with battery-powered impacts because they’re sure to have the power there are no unknowns.
