Stanley Air Compressors Impact Wrench Kit - 160157XSTN
The Stanley® Air Compressors Impact Wrench Kit contains: 1 x 1/2in Impact Wrench, 10 x Sockets (9,...The Stanley® Air Compressors Impact Wrench Kit contains: 1 x 1/2in Impact Wrench, 10 x Sockets (9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 17, 19, 22, 24, 27mm), 1 x Mini Oiler, 1 x Extension, 2 x Quick Couplings 1/4in M, 1 x Socket Head Key, 1 x Oil Bottle. Suitable for hobby or semi-professional use. Powerful, reliable, and light. Supplied in a heavy plastic case. Weight: 2.20462262 pounds.
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This Stanley Impact Wrench Kit is designed for hobbyists and semi-professional users seeking a powerful, reliable, and lightweight tool for tasks like tire changes or general automotive repair. Its key benefit lies in its efficient performance with a maximum idle speed of 4600 RPM and 200 l/min airflow. A potential consideration is that it's best suited for less demanding, frequent use rather than heavy-duty, continuous professional applications.
All features
Model Part Number
160157XSTN
Brand
Stanley
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum operating pressure for this impact wrench?
The maximum operating pressure for the Stanley Impact Wrench Kit is 6 bar (approximately 90 PSI).
What size air hose is recommended?
A standard 1/4" air inlet requires a compatible air hose. For optimal performance, ensure the hose diameter and length are suitable for delivering the required 200 l/min airflow.
Do I need to oil the tool every time I use it?
Yes, daily lubrication with pneumatic tool oil directly into the air inlet is recommended before each use to maintain performance and longevity.
What type of air compressor do I need?
You need an air compressor capable of delivering a minimum of 200 liters per minute (l/min) of free air delivery (FAD) at a constant working pressure of 6 bar (90 PSI).
What sockets are included in the kit?
The kit includes 10 sockets: 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 17, 19, 22, 24, and 27mm.
Is this tool suitable for professional mechanics?
This kit is suitable for hobby or semi-professional use. For heavy-duty, continuous professional applications, a higher-rated impact wrench may be more appropriate.
How do I store the impact wrench?
It comes with a heavy plastic case, which is ideal for protecting the tool and keeping all accessories organized during storage and transport.
Troubleshooting
Impact wrench not providing enough torque.
Check the air pressure from the compressor is set to at least 6 bar (90 PSI). Ensure the air hose diameter and length are adequate for the air delivery. Lubricate the tool with pneumatic oil. Verify the compressor is meeting the 200 l/min airflow requirement.
Tool is making unusual noises or vibrating excessively.
Ensure the tool is properly lubricated. Check for any loose parts or damage to the impact mechanism. If the problem persists, discontinue use and consult the manual or manufacturer.
Air leaks from the tool body or connections.
Inspect the air hose connections and the quick coupling for damage or improper seating. Check the tool's casing for cracks. Ensure all fittings are tightened correctly.
Impact mechanism not engaging.
Confirm the tool is receiving adequate air pressure and volume. The internal impact mechanism may require servicing if lubrication and air supply are sufficient.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides good torque for its class, suitable for common automotive tasks.
Lightweight design reduces user fatigue during prolonged use.
Comes as a comprehensive kit with necessary accessories.
Durable construction for hobbyist and semi-professional use.
Compact size makes it easy to store and transport.
Cons
May not be powerful enough for heavy-duty, continuous professional use.
Requires a compatible air compressor to operate (not included).
Operating pressure limit of 6 bar might restrict use with high-demand compressors.
Oiling the tool regularly is essential for optimal longevity.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your air compressor is turned off and depressurized.
Connect the 1/4" M quick coupling to the air inlet of the impact wrench.
Connect the other end of the air hose to your air compressor.
Add a few drops of appropriate pneumatic tool oil to the air inlet using the provided mini oiler or oil bottle.
Connect the appropriate socket to the 1/2" drive anvil.
Compatibility:
This impact wrench requires a pneumatic air source. Ensure your air compressor can provide a minimum of 200 l/min of free air delivery (FAD) at a constant working pressure of 6 bar (90 PSI).
The air inlet thread size is 1/4", common for most pneumatic tools.
Care:
Lubrication: Daily lubrication with pneumatic tool oil is crucial for maintaining performance and extending the tool's lifespan. Apply oil directly into the air inlet before each use.
Cleaning: Keep the tool clean. Wipe down the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use. Ensure no debris enters the air inlet.
Storage: Store the impact wrench and its accessories in the provided heavy plastic case to protect it from dust, moisture, and damage. Store in a dry environment.
Filter Maintenance: If your air line has a filter, ensure it is clean to prevent debris from entering the tool.