350N.m Maximum Torque Brushless Motor Impact Wrench for Construction and Manufacturing

Torque's decent for everyday fastening work — 350N.m will get through most stubborn bolts on a production line, though you probably wouldn't want it for heavy truck lug nuts or anything over M20 regularly we've seen it stall out on thread-locked fasteners in our shop. 2. It's pretty much teh same form factor as the big-name 18V rivals we've handled, at 3.2kg it's actually lighter than Makita equivalents by about half a kilo or so which helps when you're overhead working on conveyors or strucutral steel. 3. The brushless motor is what you'd expect form a 21V platform these days, we usually stock the 4.0Ah batteries for these and a full charge will drive about 150-180 bolts at full tilt. Variable speed trigger gives you decent control (0-1800rpm) for those softer fasteners — but honestly for self-drilling screws, the impact frequency (0-2200i/min) is where the real advantage is. 4. 46mm compact head length lets it fit between joists and inside equiment cabinets better than most 1/2 inch wrenches we've carried, and the rubber overmold actually survived a drop off a fork lift pallet last week — no damage. 5. Two-year the usual manufacturing defects but not battery degradation, obviously, and we'll send a COA with every unit if you need it for your internal compliance checks. 6. That 1/2 inch square shaft is standdard across almost all impact sockets we sell, so you likely already have the tooling, but the square drive itself is about 0.2mm tighter tolerance than the generic hardware-store versions — less wobble at speed.