An impact wrench works by using a hammer-and-anvil mechanism to deliver rapid bursts of high-torque rotational force. When the trigger is pressed, the motor spins a rotor that drives a hammer. The hammer then strikes an anvil, delivering a powerful impact to the fastener. This process repeats rapidly, providing high torque to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts. The impact action reduces the effort required from the user and helps loosen stubborn fasteners more efficiently than manual tools.
An impact wrench is commonly used for heavy-duty tasks that require high torque, such as:
Automotive repairs: Removing or tightening lug nuts during tire changes or engine assembly.
Construction: Driving large bolts and fasteners in structural work.
Industrial maintenance: Tightening or loosening large bolts and nuts in machinery.
Heavy equipment: Working with fasteners on construction or mining machinery.
DIY projects: Tightening fasteners for large-scale home repairs or assembly tasks.
Its high power and efficiency make it ideal for tough, time-sensitive jobs.
An impact wrench is a power tool that delivers high-torque, rapid bursts of force to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts, commonly used in automotive, construction, and industrial tasks.
An impact wrench delivers high-torque rotational force through rapid, repeated impacts to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts. This mechanism allows it to work efficiently on tough fasteners, reducing the effort needed from the user and making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks like automotive repairs and construction.