AEROPRO RP17808A 1/2" Twin Hammer Pneumatic Air Impact Wrench with Socket Set | 450 ft-lb (610 Nm) 7,500 RPM 90 PSI Fastening Kit

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Brand AEROPRO
Model Number RP17808A
Product Type Pneumatic Air Impact Wrench Kit with Socket Set
Drive Size (Square Drive) 1/2" (12.7 mm) Hardened Alloy Steel
Clutch Mechanism Twin Hammer
Free (No-Load) Speed 7,500 RPM
Working Torque 450 ft-lb (~610 N·m)
Working Air Pressure 90 PSI (~6.3 bar)
Air Inlet Size 1/4" NPT
Recommended Air Hose ID 3/8"
Average Air Consumption 6.5 CFM (~184 L/min)
Overall Length 185 mm (~7.28")
Net Tool Weight 2.1 kg (~4.63 lbs)
Included Accessories High-Grade Impact Socket Set
Target Applications Tire Centers, Auto Garages, Suspension Shops, Agricultural & Fleet Maintenance
Best Used For Fast, High-Torque Lug Nut Removal and Automotive Fastening with Dedicated Sockets

 

  • High-Torque Twin Hammer Mechanism: Delivers 450 ft-lb (610 Nm) working torque with smooth, balanced impacts for quick loosening and tightening of stubborn hardware.

  • Rapid 7,500 RPM Free Speed: Provides efficient rundown speed, cutting cycle times during tire servicing, suspension overhauls, and automotive repair.

  • Complete Socket Set Inclusion: Comes equipped with dedicated high-strength impact sockets, delivering a job-ready package straight out of the box.

  • Compact & Lightweight Form Factor: Measures only 185 mm (7.28 inches) and weighs 2.1 kg (4.63 lbs), offering agile handling in confined wheel arches and engine compartments.

  • Standard 90 PSI Air Efficiency: Consumes an average of 6.5 CFM (184 L/min) through a 1/4" NPT inlet, pairing smoothly with standard commercial workshop air compressor systems.

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