When it is in the operator’s hand, it does not move even if it is dirty or oily.
Rather than having TPR injected into the handle, this one has a curved comfort grip handle.
The back of the tool has a smooth forward and reverse switch that you can use.
3 places in fron. Low: 180 ft.lbs. Medium: 480 ft.lbs. and High: 760 ft.lbs (730 ft.lbs.
This is how much torque you can get in reverse: 960-Foot lbs.
Mechanics love the Chicago Pneumatic CP7748 1/2-Inch high-torque impact because it came out less than three years ago, but it quickly became a favorite. Over 1200 foot pounds of nut-loosening power can be found in this tool, which weighs only 4.4 pounds. The tool is very durable because it has a composite housing with an aluminum back cap and a thermoplastic rubber-injected grip. People who make things with composites don’t hold up as well in dirty places as the air motor design does. Quiet handle exhaust, Twin hammer mechanism, full teasing ergonomically developed trigger, swivel air inlet, free speed 8,200, working torque: 75-580, max torque: 922 ft lbs, super great value and sure to please even the most demanding operator. This is a great value and will please even the most demanding operator.
This is the machine I’ve used in my engine shop for at least one whole year. It hasn’t let me down. As far as I know, it hasn’t found a bolt that it can’t loosen yet. If you have rusty bolts on your impact from another company, this one is easy to get off with. In terms of price, you can’t beat it. I would buy another one. In the past, I’ve tried to compare this impact to some very expensive ones, and the Chicago Pneumatic beat them all. A CP7748 is a must if you work with tools all day, so you’ll need one. A hundred out of ten.
