POWER TOOLS
POWER TOOLS
POWER TOOLS
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6<br />
Impact & Ratchet wrench selection guide<br />
Need the power to tighten or loosen a<br />
nut with a specifi ed amount of torque?<br />
PRO has just the right impact<br />
wrenches for you. PRO Impact Wrenches<br />
are perfect for automotive repair,<br />
heavy equipment maintenance,<br />
product assembly, major construction<br />
The common way of measuring<br />
the max torque on impact wrenches<br />
is by running the tool on a torque<br />
projects or any other application that<br />
requires high torque output.<br />
Simply choose the PRO impact<br />
wrenches that handle the torque<br />
range you require. As a general rule,<br />
we recommend selecting the impact<br />
wrench that has your ideal torque<br />
Impact & Ratchet wrenches recommended torque range<br />
Nm<br />
2280 M36<br />
1310 M30<br />
961 M27<br />
665 M24<br />
518 M22<br />
385 M20<br />
275 M18<br />
197 M16<br />
128 M14<br />
81 M12<br />
47 M10<br />
24 M8<br />
5.7 / 9.8 M5 / M6<br />
S2480 W2110 W2210 W2215XTC W2219 W2225<br />
S2481 W2111 W2211 W2216 W2220 W2226<br />
W2610 W2620 W2810 W2815 W2820 W2227<br />
W2611 W2621 W2811<br />
W2630<br />
W2631<br />
B2708<br />
B2710<br />
B2715<br />
W2227-LA<br />
How the max torque is measured<br />
tester called Skidmore-Wilhelm ® .<br />
Depending of the size of the impact<br />
wrench different torque testers are<br />
Anvil Hose Ø Hose length Skidmore type Bolt<br />
1/4 inch 10 mm 2.5 m model J 5/8”<br />
3/8 inch 10 mm 2.5 m model J 7/8”<br />
1/2 inch 10 mm 2.5 m model M/RL 1”<br />
3/4 inch 13 mm 3 m model H 1 1/4”<br />
1 inch 16 mm 3 m model K 1 3/4”<br />
When comparing and evaluating stated torque levels in this catalogue<br />
equipment as above described must be used.<br />
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value within the middle of the tool’s<br />
torque range.<br />
Naturally, the actual fi nal applied<br />
torque value may differ slightly from<br />
the design torque value, depending on<br />
factors such as fastener type and size,<br />
joint rate and air pressure.<br />
used according to the table below.