- Breakaway Torque: 590lb.ft(800Nm).
- Maximum Torque: 450lb.ft(610Nm).
- Combination of composite...- Breakaway Torque: 590lb.ft(800Nm).
- Maximum Torque: 450lb.ft(610Nm).
- Combination of composite materials, alloyed metals and twin hammer design, result in a lightweight, durable and powerful air impact wrench.
- Composite handle helps reduce the effects of vibration and chill.
- Handle exhaust reduces noise output and limits the circulation of brake dust on wheel applications.
- Fingertip Control of power and direction via lever on rear of wrench.
- Suitable for garage, tyre shop and workshop applications.
This Sealey Air Impact Wrench (SA201) is designed for professionals in garages, tyre shops, and workshops requiring a powerful yet lightweight tool for demanding tasks like wheel nut removal. Its key benefit lies in its durable composite and alloy construction combined with a twin hammer mechanism for high torque output. A potential consideration is its breakaway torque rating, which may be more than needed for lighter-duty applications.
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Model Part Number
SA201
Brand
Sealey
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the required air pressure for this impact wrench?
While specific PSI can vary, most 1/2" drive impact wrenches operate best between 90-100 PSI. Always check your compressor's output and the tool's requirements for optimal performance.
How often should I lubricate the tool?
It is recommended to lubricate the tool with 2-3 drops of air tool oil through the air inlet before each day's use or after extended periods of inactivity.
Can this wrench be used for tightening as well as loosening?
Yes, the Sealey SA201 features fingertip control for both power and direction, allowing it to be used for both loosening and tightening applications.
What type of sockets should I use?
This impact wrench uses standard 1/2" square drive impact sockets. Always use sockets specifically designed for impact tools, as standard sockets can shatter.
How does the composite handle benefit the user?
The composite handle is designed to reduce the transmission of vibration to the user's hands and also insulates against cold temperatures, making the tool more comfortable to use for extended periods.
What is the main advantage of the twin hammer design?
The twin hammer mechanism delivers two impacts per revolution, resulting in a more balanced power delivery and higher torque output compared to single hammer designs.
Troubleshooting
Wrench not delivering full power
Check air pressure from the compressor. Ensure the air hose is not kinked or obstructed. Lubricate the tool with air tool oil and check for clogged air filters.
Difficulty changing direction
Ensure the tool is fully stopped before attempting to change the direction lever. Clean any debris around the lever mechanism.
Excessive noise or vibration
Confirm the tool is properly lubricated. Check for loose parts or damage to the hammer mechanism. Ensure the composite handle is intact.
Air leaks from the tool body
Inspect for damaged seals or O-rings. Tighten any external screws if applicable. If leaks persist, professional servicing may be required.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Lightweight construction for reduced user fatigue.
Durable materials ensure a long service life.
Powerful twin hammer mechanism for efficient work.
Ergonomic composite handle minimizes vibration and cold transfer.
Convenient fingertip controls for power and direction.
Reduced noise and dust output during operation.
Cons
High torque output may be excessive for very light-duty tasks.
Requires an air compressor and airline for operation.
Breakaway torque might be overkill for routine maintenance on smaller vehicles.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Connect a suitable air hose (typically 3/8") to the wrench's air inlet using the appropriate fitting.
Ensure your air compressor is providing adequate air pressure and volume (refer to manufacturer specifications for optimal performance).
Lightly oil the air inlet before initial use or after periods of non-use for lubrication.
Compatibility:
Requires an air compressor capable of supplying sufficient CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) and PSI (Pounds per Square Inch).
Uses standard 1/2" square drive impact sockets.
Care:
After each use, disconnect the air supply and wipe the tool clean with a dry cloth.
Periodically lubricate the tool through the air inlet with a few drops of air tool oil.
Check and clean air filters regularly to ensure consistent performance.
Store the wrench in a dry, protected environment when not in use.