Impact Wrenches

Impact wrenches are ideal for loosening and tightening bolts, nuts, and fasteners. They're widely used in automotive repair and heavy-duty assembly tasks.

Impact wrenches deliver high torque output through rapid, hammer-like impacts. This makes them powerful enough to handle tight or rusted bolts with ease.

Impact wrenches are larger and deliver more torque, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications. Impact drivers, on the other hand, are smaller and optimised for driving screws and smaller fasteners.

A pneumatic impact wrench operates using compressed air, giving it exceptional power. It’s commonly used in professional environments like auto repair shops.

For general repairs and DIY projects, a wrench with 200–300 ft-lbs of torque is sufficient. For heavy-duty tasks, look for models with 500 ft-lbs or more.

Common sizes include 1/2-inch, 3/8-inch, and 3/4-inch drives. A 1/2-inch impact gun is versatile for most applications, while larger sizes are suited for heavy-duty work.

Yes, but impact wrenches are specifically designed for high-torque tasks. For lighter DIY work, a drill or impact driver may be more suitable.

Yes, brushless motors are more efficient, run cooler, and last longer compared to models with brushed motors.

Look for models with moderate torque, ergonomic design, and easy-to-use controls. Cordless versions are typically more convenient for beginners.