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Ingersoll Rand Air Powered, Impact Wrench, 90 psi, 1,450 ft-lb Fastening Torque

Name: Ingersoll Rand Air Powered, Impact Wrench, 90 psi, 1,450 ft-lb Fastening Torque
Brand: INGERSOLL RAND
SKU: 9142631
Price: 3450.22 USD
Availability: InStock

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Shipping to 43085

Expected to arrive Tue. Mar 25.

Technical Specifications

Key Specifications

Air Consumption

60 CFM

Handle Material

Composite

Air Inlet

3/8 in. NPT

Handle Type

Pistol Grip

Air Inlet Size

3/8 in. NPT

Housing Material

Composite

Air Tool Body Style

Pistol

Impact Rated

Yes

Air Tool Drive Size

1 in. Square

Item

Impact Wrench

Air Tool Retainer Type

Thru Hole

Maximum Bolt Capacity

1-1/4 in.

Anvil

Standard

Maximum Torque

1450 ft.-lb.

Avg CFM @ 15 Sec Run Time

Mfr. Part Number

2925P3TI

Blows per Minute

1050

Minimum Hose Size

1/2 in.

Brand

INGERSOLL RAND

Overall Length

13-2/7 in.

CFM @ Full Load

Package Quantity

Clutch Style

Twin Hammer

Power Source

Air Powered

Drive Size

1 in. Square

Required Pressure

90 psi

Drive Type

Standard

Shipping Weight

11 lb.

Duty

Industrial Duty

Style

Pistol Grip

Duty Rating

Industrial Duty

Tool Weight

15.2 lb.

Free Speed

5200 RPM

Torque Range

350 to 1450 ft.-lb.

Handle

Ergonomic

Type

Industrial Duty

General

Air Pressure

90 psi

Min. Air Pressure

90 psi

Features

(4) Position Power Management Dial, Through Handle Exhaust and 360 deg. Swivel inlet

Standards

EN ISO 11148-6:2012, EN ISO 15744:2008, EN ISO 28927-2:2009, EN ISO 80079-36:2016, EN ISO 80079-37:2016

Max. Air Pressure

100 psi

Product Description

These pistol-grip air-powered impact wrenches have a square drive and a standard anvil length. They are full-size impact wrenches with high torque output. The pistol grip has a trigger that is pressed to activate the wrench. Pistol grips provide ergonomic handling when working on vertical surfaces from the user's waist to chest, horizontal surfaces at mid-thigh or lower, and horizontal surfaces directly overhead.