Stubborn, seized, and rusted fasteners are no match for the pure power and torque of an air impact wrench. A must-have for automotive shops and well-stocked home garages alike, air impact wrenches provide plenty of power.
How do I choose an air impact wrench?
You'll want to choose an air impact wrench that's compatible with your air compressor, so make sure the wrench's pressure and airflow ratings don't exceed what your compressor can output. If you find that full-size impact wrenches are too awkward for your work, you may want to choose a compact or stubby style.
How much air pressure is needed for an impact wrench?
Most impact wrenches require 90 PSI of air pressure. You'll also want to check the air flow requirements of your impact wrench to find out if your compressor has enough capacity to run it for extended periods.
How to connect an impact wrench to an air compressor?
Most pneumatic impact wrenches use a 1/4-in NPT coupler to connect to your air compressor via a hose, which makes connecting and disconnecting easy and quick.
