DEWALT’s impact wrench has a maximum torque of 650 ft-lb, which makes it easy to break free stubborn or stuck screws.
7500 RPM (Free Speed at 90 PSI) helps the 1/2 impact wrench do a good job of fastening things.
Operation: Forward/Reverse with one han. A quick and easy way to switch between different things is to switch.
Shock Resistant Housing Bumpers help protect the housing and keep it from getting scratched.
The 1/2-inch Drive Heavy Duty Impact Wrench has a one-hand operation switch that makes it quick and easy to use. Its 7500 RPM helps make fastening things a lot more powerful. It helps to break free screws that are stuck or stubborn with impact wrenches that have a maximum torque of 650 ft-lb.
This is very good. I think it’s great, too. Impact Gun, don’t spend $175, $225, or $300 on the Snap on/Mac/Matco Truck. There’s a rumor that these Dewalt impacts aren’t going to last long because “MAC” wants you to buy their Impacts and phase these out. But I can tell you, these have a CRAZY amount of torque in both forward and reverse as long as your garage/shop is using those huge $1000 air compressors. The weight of the two is the only reason I didn’t give it five stars. I swear half the people in the garage wish they had bought this one instead of their $300 Matco or Ingersoll Crapola.
