Power Tools and Accessories are a broad category.
China is the country where the product is made.
Milwaukee is the manufacturer.
380 ft./lbs. of torque – more torque means less time spent on the job.
A powerful 7.0 amp motor with a speed of 1750 RPM and an input power of 2500 IPM (no load.
a rocker switch for switching between forward and reverse in an alternating current syste.
A balanced feel and a cushioned grip are provided by the light weight (6.2 pounds).
The product comes with a limited warranty.
Wrench, 3/4 in. drive size, max. torque 380 foot-pounds, blows per minute 2500, no load RPM 600 to 1800, 7 amps, tool length 11-5/8 in., tool weight 6.2 lb., Anvil Type Friction-Ring w/through Hole, Voltage 120VAC, Handle Type Pistol Grip, Features AC/DC Switch From the Manufacturer.
A fantastic power to weight ratio is achieved by this Impact Wrench, which produces an incredible 385 foot pounds (ft. Lbs.) of torque while only weighing 6.2 pounds. A 3/4-inch square anvil is more resistant to long-term fatigue than a 1/2-inch square anvil in terms of strength and durability. The powerful 7.0 amp motor turns a one-of-a-kind impact mechanism at 1750 revolutions per minute (no load). For secure retention of sockets or adapters, this model includes a pin-detent system. A rocker switch is also included for quick selection of forward or reverse direction. The ergonomically shaped handle, combined with a soft cushioned grip, provides a well-balanced and controllable feel to the tool when used properly. It takes less time to achieve the desired installation torque with the special mechanism, and it takes less time to loosen bolts that are rusted or fretted. Only the tool is included in this price.
I purchased two of these impact guns, and when they are in operation, they are fantastic. The problem is that I’ve had to send both of them in for repairs because of this. The repair process is so-so and not the fastest, which is why I purchased a second one rather than wait for the first to be repaired. The Dewalt I was using previously could not tighten a nut to save its life, and I had to manually tighten them because they would never reach the rated torque. This tool beats the hell out of the Dewalt I was using previously. This gun tightens them up exactly as it should, so there is no need to double-check everything all of the time. The warranty is adequate, and the only reason it did not receive a perfect score is because it failed far too soon. However, I was using these on a daily basis in a very high-use environment with very large nuts and bolts, some of which were over 2 inches in diameter. I would definitely choose this over the other options because of the price difference; the Hitachis are nice, but they are very expensive; this one is reasonable and does a good job. Please refer to my additional comment.
