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DEWALT DW290 1/2-Inch Heavy Duty Electric Impact Wrench. AC/DC rocker switch. Die-cast aluminum gear housing. Detent-pin anvil for secure socket retention. 240 in./lb. maximum torque in both forward and reverse. 2700 impacts per minute. 8′ rubber cord.
Features:
- AC/DC forward/reverse rocker switch.
- Delivers full power; 240 ft. lbs. of torque in forward and reverse.-Detent pin for secure socket retention.
- Externally replaceable brushes for easy serviceability.
- Ball-bearing construction for increased durability.
What people talks?
Ideal for home auto work, DeWalt’s 1/2-inch electric impact wrench is a burly, no-nonsense tool that delivers 240 foot-pounds of torque and 2,700 impacts per minute. The tool is well balanced, weighs 7 pounds, and is 10-7/8 inches long.
The trigger, a two-finger toggle switch, lets you comfortably rotate between forward and reverse–a feature especially handy for rocking loose stuck nuts. The impact wrench also features a detent-pin retainer that lets you lock a socket on the anvil (to remove, you depress the detent using a small pointed object, then simply pull the socket off).
The motor’s brushes are easily accessible and replaceable, too, and thanks to DeWalt’s advanced brush system, which automatically stops the tool just before the brushes wear out, you’ll know when it’s time to replace them. All in all, an impact wrench isn’t a particularly complex tool: you want one that’s solidly built and packs plenty of power. DeWalt’s DW290 is exactly that. –Jon Groebner
The DW290 has saved me: time, knuckle/arm injury and expense. It’s given me lot’s of confidence to take on almost any car repair. It’s loud, works well, and DeWalt yellow so your neighbors know you are serious professional. a customer
I bought this tool to remove the bumper bolts on my GMC Jimmy. The DeWalt impact zipped them out with no problems. This impact also easily zipped out the crossmember bolts when I was installing a brush guard on my truck. This tool is also wonderful for changing tires. The lug nuts flew off like they were on fire. This is a great tool and I recommend it to anyone working on cars! bandit01
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This powerful impact wrench from Kawasaki loosens stubborn nuts and bolts with ease. It features a forward/reverse rocker switch for fast direction change, replaceable brushes for long life, 220-foot-pounds max torque, 2700 impacts per minute, and 7.0 amp motor.
Specs
- 7.0 amp motor
- 220-foot-pounds of torque
- 2700-impacts per minute
- Forward/reverse rocker switch for fast direction change
- Replaceable brushes for long life
Heavy-duty impact wrench cranks out 220 ft.-lbs of torque for tough tightening and loosening of fasteners. Cordless: No, Max. Torque (ft.-lbs.): 220, Impacts Per Minute (IPM): 2,700, Drive (in.): 1/2, Speed – No Load (RPM): 2,100, Reversible: Yes, Amps: 7, Volts: N/A, Battery Included: N/A, Charger Included: N/A, Case Included: Yes
What people talks?
Big and heavy, but built for a lot of continuous use – plenty of ventilation and the case and sockets that come with it are perfect and built well. Air wrenches are the way to go if you are looking for precision, though. With this electric and any other one, you need to finish off your job with a torque wrench. anthony
I bought this primarily to put on and take off snow tires on my own cars and it seems like a very good solution for non heavy duty use. It certainly beats taking off lug nuts manually. I’ll probably find many more uses for it in construction and I did not want to have have to find and fire up a compressor for each use so this electric model is perfect. It looks fairly well made and if Kawasaki is proud enough to put their name on it, then it might hold up reasonably well. peter
This item is very good. Has plenty of power to remove lug nuts on cars and trucks. Also I will be using it to disassemble engines. For the price, weight and power I don’t think you can beat it. robert
i needed this to remove the bolts on the phlange of my car exhaust. it took the nuts right off, with no hesitation. i only used it that once, so my thumbs up is somewhat limited, but thumbs up! cliffdiver53
Great tool, great price. Had a problem lug nut that wouldn’t budge with this tool, but was able turn with a 24″ breaker bar after applying WD40(and 255lbs jumping on it). I haven’t had much experience with pneumatic impact wrenches, so it’s hard to compare. It certainly beats cranking up a large air compressor. male nurse
I use this to work on my old jeep, and change/rotate tires on all of my vehicles. I have used it to install bumpers, a lift kit, and nerf bars on my jeep. It is fast, powerfull, and esy to use. It comes with a great case and the 4 sockets as seen. I have not had any problems with this impact wrench, and for the work I do I don’t forsee needing to replace it anytime soon. I had heard I should spend the extra money to buy something heavier duty, but am glad I didn’t. This thing is overkill for 99% of the work I do. I am not a mechanic, and do not use it daily, but I installed all the stuff listed above on my jeep with this and it worked great. d-bo
I purchased this tool to remove my vehicle’s Lugs in a snap. This tool makes my brake changing jobs a lot easier. Make sure you purchase the deep socket impact wrench set. rodriguez
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The Hitachi WR22SA Corded Electric Impact Wrench combines class-leading power and a compact, lightweight design to handle the toughest jobs with ease. Ideal for serious professionals, the WR22SA can be used for the most demanding fastening applications, such as automobile work, ship building, construction, plumbing, and more. And with an exclusive double-insulation design and aluminum body, the WR22SA is a reliable tool that is built to last.
Specs:
- IDI design
- 7.5 Amp motor
- 450 foot pounds torque
- Large Rocker switch
- Carrying case
The WR22SA 3/4 inch impact wrench tightens and loosens high tension bolts M16 (5/8″) – M22 (7/8″) and ordinary bolts M14 (9/16″) – M24 (15/16″). This tool is ideal for building construction, bridge construction, automobile, ship building, agricultural, electrical & HVAC installation and other various fastening applications.
Features: Powerful 7.5 Amp (850 Watt) motor produces an amazing 450 ft/lbs of tightening torque (class leading) to tackle the toughest jobs with ease. Most compact and lightweight impact wrench in its class. Double insulated cast aluminum body (IDI- Internal Double Insulation Technology) provides strong protection for the motor, greatly increasing durability and extending tool life. Large heat-resistant bumper protects the tool, workpiece and the user. Forward/Reverse rocker swithc to quickly change fastening direction.
Slip resistant elastomer handle improves grip and minimizes user fatigue. Includes: Side Handle, Carrying Case. Specifications: 3/4″ Square Drive. Amps – 7.5. No-Load RPM – 1,800. Impact Rate – 2,000. Max Torque – 450 ft/lbs. Capacity-Ordinary Bolt – 9/16″ to 15/16″ (M14 – M24), High Tension Bolt – 5/8″ to 7/8″ (M16 – M22). Body – Aluminum. Soft Grip Handle. Side Handle – 360 Degree. Switch Type – Rocker. Rubber Bumper. Height – 9-9/32″. Length – 11-15/16″. Weight – 10.6 lbs.
Class-Leading Torque for Handling the Toughest Jobs
The corded WR22SA Impact Wrench offers class-leading torque of up to 450 ft./lbs., so you can get tough jobs done in no time. The powerful 7.5 Amp, 850-watt motor generates a no-load speed of 1,800 RPM and an impact rate of 2,000 IPM, which makes the WR22SA ideal for removing stubborn bolts, tackling automobile work, building ships, assembling, and more.
Internal Double Insulation Technology Increases Tool Life
The WR22SA boasts Exclusive Internal Double Insulation (IDI) technology, which significantly extends tool life and durability by protecting the motor from damage. And because the WR22SA’s armature bearing is seated in aluminum–not plastic like the other guys–it can withstand the potentially damaging heat that’s produced by extreme use.
The WR22SA’s aluminum body provides additional protection and durability, so you’ll get to use this wrench for a long time to come.
Full of User-Friendly Features
Like all Hitachi tools, the WR22SA is full of features that were designed with the user in mind. To start, a non-slip Elastomer grip reduces vibration, keeps you in complete control of the tool, and provides comfort for all-day jobs. What’s more, the WR22SA is the most compact and lightweight wrench in its class, measuring just 11-15/16 inches in length and weighing 10.6 pounds–so it’s plenty easy to maneuver and transport.
What people talks?
This thing will remove your log nuts with ease. Be careful when tightening this thing is a monster. meir
Make no mistake.. it may be electric, but this thing is a very serious tool. First, it is BIG and HEAVY. The Amazon “Product Details” lists it at 17.2 LBS which sounds accurate. It will give your wrist a workout just holding it up, but it is worth it for the shear power it pumps out. It removes lug nuts with ease. I performed a brake job with it, and it saved me a huge amount of time and work. Because it is so powerful, it really doesn’t twist in your hands as I expected it would. ian
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Hitachi’s DMR series of cordless impacts combines the catagory’s latest technology with Hitachi’s world class durability. The 2 piece motor is constructed with heavy gauge copper coils and the striker is designed to deliver maximum power output while with
Specs
- Two 3.0 Ah HXP Lithium Ion batteries for three times the life at half the weight of NiCd or NiMH batteries
- Lithium Ion batteries can be used-Inch Hitachi 18-volts DMR and DVF3 tools for even more value
- Class leading torque- 1,950-Inch/lbs to power through the toughest jobs with ease; 1/2-Inch square drive
- Hitachi-foots unique Cool Flow system provides a steady stream of air to the motor, allowing the impact to run harder and longer, minimizing the risk of burnout
- Compact and lightweight at only 6-5/8-Inches-Inch length and 3.5-pounds for maneuverability
Think that all impact wrenches are bulky, heavyweight behemoths? Think again. The new Hitachi WR18DL Cordless 1/2-inch Square-Drive Impact Wrench is compact and lightweight at only 6-5/8 inches long and 3-1/2 pounds. But don’t be fooled by its size and sleek styling. This is a powerful nut-busting, bolt-rattling pro-duty tool that’s fueled by a never-say-die 18-volt lithium-ion battery.
The WR18DL Impact Wrench produces an incredible 1,950 in./lbs. of torque for tightening and loosening the most stubborn nuts, and hex-head bolts and screws. It comes with two high-capacity 18-volt lithium-ion batteries that have three times the life span and half the weight of nicad or nickel-metal hydride batteries. The two-speed tool can be used in Power Mode (zero to 2,600 rpm) for full-speed applications, or in Save Mode (zero to 2,000 rpm), which provides greater control.
The square-drive chuck accepts all 1/2-inch sockets. The tool features Hitachi’s unique Cool Flow system that delivers a steady stream of air to the motor, allowing the wrench to run longer without risk of burnout. It also has a replaceable carbon brush, and five-position belt hook that has a built-in LED work light. The WR18DL is covered by Hitachi’s industry-leading five-year warranty.
What people talks?
I install garage doors, and my impact wrench is my number one weapon. I have owned a 14.4 Milwaukee, 14.4 DeWalt, 18v DeWalt, and now this one. I had to send the Milwaukee back numerous times because of it’s poor build quality. I have had motors die on the DeWalt due to its poor cooling design. There are small plastic fins in the motor which move air and keep the motor cool, and they have broken of on every DeWalt impact I have owned. I have been using the Hitachi for more than 4 months without a problem. I look actually look forward to using it. The battery stays secured to the drill, even after a four five foot fall. I laughed at the little light it comes with at first, but it has come in handy in dark garages. The torque is strong enough to pull the lug nuts of a wheel hub, and the battery life is stellar. One battery will get me through multiple double sized garage door installs. The DeWalt would kill at least too full batteries in only one install. It’s safe to say that one Hitachi lithium-ion batter = 3+ DeWalt NiCads. james
I am a Hitachi fan converted over from Makita. I use this Hitachi WR18DL 18-volt Cordless Impact Wrench to change flat tires on my 2 construction trailers. This Hitachi takes the drudgery out of changing flat tires.
Now I am also using it instead of my air impact wrench around my shop, etc. etc. NO AIR HOSES NEEDED. benjamin
Have had impact wrench for few weeks. It is very light and the battery’s hold charge very well. The work light is a nice option.
Works well to disassemble engine parts etc. The only possible negative is it has a tough time with wheel nuts. However it really is not rated as high a tork range as a air impact. Overall meets all my expectations. thomas
One thing about Hitachi Li-Ion tools that gets overlooked is their battery technology. All Li-Ion batteries are not alike! Hitachi uses the same nano-phosphate formula that DeWalt uses. This technology allows the cycle-life of these batteries to be tripled over the standard manganese (Milwaukee and pretty much everyone else uses this) to 1000-1500 cycles. Manganese Li-Ion only lasts 300-500 cycles – same as NiCd and NiMH. You will need new batteries a lot less often with Hitachi and DeWalt as a result. devercelly
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Got a big bolt that won’t budge? Bully it out with Bosch’s Impactor. This cordless tool features an innovative hammer and anvil system that delivers up to 30% more torque than impact drivers. A soft-grip handle absorbs impact and reduces fatigue. A high-performance motor and all-metal gears make this impact drill super fast, operating at speeds of 2,800 RPM.
All this power and speed in a lightweight and compact design makes this an incredibly versatile tool for wide variety of drilling, fastening and driving applications. An aluminum gear housing with protective rubber front makes this tool is jobsite tough.
Specs
- 14.4-volt 1/2-inch cordless impact wrench; variable speed (0 – 2,800 rpm)
- Delivers 1,770 in./lbs. of torque; 3,200 bpm impact rate; 30-minute charger with indicator display
- Aluminum gear housing; rubber front; thermal sensor in battery for 50 percent more life
- Includes 2 batteries, 30-minute charger, tool hook, carrying case
- Weighs 4 pounds with battery; 6.5 inches in length; 2-year warranty on charging system; 1-year warranty on tool
What people talks?
This tool unscrews nasty, stuck-on nuts and bolts like they were held in by wax. There was only one bolt that this tool couldn’t get out. I hate that freaking bolt. bond
This impact wrench is amazing. Typically great quality….I have several other Bosch power tools and they are all great as well. This wrench is lightweight, powerful and compact. Great for auto, atv, snowmobile, etc. vasallo
As a mechanic, it is sometimes not practical to use air tools when doing interior work because of the air hose. I love this little impact for dash work (I use an adapter) because it’s so small and quick at removing bolts, nuts, and screws without dragging an air hose into a customer’s nice vehicle. Also, this Bosch item was $60 cheaper than Dewalt brand and $100.00 cheaper than Snap-On’s 3/8″ 14.4 volt Impact! BTW, the Bosch warranty is 2 years on the batteries and 3 years on the gun. Snap-On and Dewalt were only 1 year then you have to pay more $$$. I recommend this highly for it’s light weight, power, and compact size. nascarfrk
I bought this impact wrench to work on my old Camry 95 DX. Its a great tool for removing old nuts and bolts. I bled the brakes and replaced brake pads all with smart usage of this wrench. This wrench as the maximum torque rating for its price. I got it for $129.00+free shipping. In the hindsight had I done my research I would’ve got an impact driver with a chuck to use as impact wrench. I tried finding a chuck to use this impact wrench as impact driver but there’s only ONE chuck, Cowan chuck available with any impact driver!! But for my usage this is a great product and I highly recommend it even for regular usage. Feels sturdy and solid. If you shell a little more get the Dewalt. A good competitor for this one is the Craftsman impact driver. janorkar
I purchased this item as a christmas gift for my girlfriend. I’m so certain she will love it. I’ve played with it a little bit and it seems to work very well. emb
The tool isn’t really heavy, but when you hold it, it feels like something with some substance to it. I really like the compact length, because you can get in there and use where you need it. When you add up this, plus the great warranty, and the great price here on Amazon, and its awfully hard to pass up (I couldn’t find a better deal!). I would recommend this to anyone. clark
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