Electric impact wrench
$89.00
Power type: brushless or brush motor, plug-in (220V) or lithium cordless (18v/20v).
Maximum torque: This is the most critical parameter of impact wrench.
If this is a plug-in model: usually between 300 nm and 550 nm, it is enough for household use and more than enough to remove car tires.
If this is a high-end lithium brushless model: the torque can reach 700 nm – 1000 nm (similar to industrial grade pneumatic air cannon).
Speed: the no-load speed is usually 0 – 2000 rpm, and the impact frequency is about 0 – 3000 IPM.
Drive square head: 1/2 inch (12.7mm).
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| Material |
Wood |
|---|---|
| Height |
79.5 cm |
| Length |
46.5 cm |
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