Ingersoll Rand Introduces Ultra-Compact Impact Wrenches

Ingersoll Rand Introduces Ultra-Compact Impact Wrenches

The 35MAX and 15QMAX pneumatic impact tools feature high power-to-weight ratios, an easy-to-operate regulator dial with three power settings, and push button forward and reverse capabilities, according to the company.

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Ingersoll Rand now offers the 35MAX and 15QMAX Ultra-Compact Impactools, small, yet powerful tools that technicians and operators can use to quickly loosen or tighten a variety of fasteners in confined spaces. The 35MAX and 15QMAX pneumatic impact tools feature high power-to-weight ratios, an easy-to-operate regulator dial with three power settings, and push button forward and reverse capabilities, according to the company.

“The access points in vehicle frames are getting increasingly confined and common impact tools cannot fit in areas that need servicing,” said Michael Cafferty, product manager for Ingersoll Rand Power Tools. “Lightweight yet powerful, Ingersoll Rand Ultra-Compact Impactools help technicians and equipment engineers get the job done right every time.”

Ingersoll-Rand_Ultra-Compact-Impactool_Each tool has three power settings, as well as full max reverse torque at all levels, so that technicians can insert and loosen fasteners on a variety of equipment and vehicles. The power regulator and push-button forward/reverse buttons are located on the back of the tool so that it can be easily operated in confined areas with one hand. In addition, the new ergonomic design and unique twin hammer mechanism reduce vibration to give operators better control during use. Both tools weigh 2.4 lbs. and are 4.6” long.

The 35MAX Ultra-Compact impact tool has a 1/2” square drive and 450 ft.-lbs. of maximum reverse torque. The 15QMAX impact has a 3/8” square drive and 380 ft.-lbs. of maximum reverse torque, along with premiere quiet technology to reduce the amount of noise the tool creates.

For more information about the 35MAX and 15QMAX Ultra-Compact Impactools, visit www.irtools.com/35MAX.

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