Laser Tools Air Impact Wrench - 1"D with 6" Anvil - 9024
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The Laser Tools Air Impact Wrench 1"D with 6" Anvil (9024) is designed for professional mechanics and serious DIYers needing high torque for heavy-duty tasks like large truck and equipment maintenance. Its key benefit is the powerful 2170Nm maximum torque and exceptional nut-busting capability of 3526Nm, allowing for rapid removal of stubborn fasteners. A potential caveat is its significant weight (4.6kg) and air consumption (7cfm), requiring robust air supply and operator strength.
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| Model Part Number | 9024 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum air pressure for this impact wrench?
The recommended air inlet pressure is 90psi.
How much air does this wrench consume?
It consumes approximately 7cfm (Cubic Feet per Minute).
What size is the air inlet fitting?
The air inlet is a 3/8" BSPT fitting.
What is the difference between working torque and loosening torque?
Working torque (2170Nm) is the torque applied during normal operation for tightening. Loosening torque (3526Nm) is the maximum torque the tool can deliver for breaking free stubborn fasteners.
Is this tool suitable for home garage use?
It is a heavy-duty professional tool. While usable at home, its power and air requirements mean it's best suited for substantial tasks and requires a capable air compressor.
How often should I lubricate the tool?
It is recommended to apply a few drops of air tool oil to the air inlet before each use for optimal performance and longevity.
What maintenance is required for the magnesium alloy body?
The magnesium alloy body is durable. Simply keep it clean and dry. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.
Troubleshooting
Wrench not providing enough torque
Check air pressure is set to 90psi. Ensure air hose is adequate size (3/8" or larger). Verify compressor is meeting the 7cfm requirement. Clean or replace air filter. Lubricate tool with air tool oil.
Wrench is making unusual noises
Ensure adequate lubrication. Check for debris in the air inlet. The twin hammer mechanism may require inspection or service if noise persists and torque is low.
Air leaks from the exhaust
Check for proper sealing of the exhaust port. Excessive air flow might indicate internal seal wear and require servicing.
Fasteners not loosening
Confirm you are using the correct 1" drive impact sockets. Ensure the wrench is set to the loosening (reverse) direction. Double-check air supply and tool condition.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Exceptional loosening torque for seized or stubborn fasteners.
- Durable construction with a magnesium alloy body.
- Extended reach with the 6-inch anvil.
- Powerful performance suitable for professional use.
- Good balance of power and weight for its class.
Cons
- Requires a high-volume air compressor due to 7cfm consumption.
- Heavier than smaller impact wrenches (4.6kg), potentially fatiguing during prolonged use.
- Noise level (98.5dB) necessitates hearing protection.
- Best suited for heavy-duty tasks, may be overkill for lighter jobs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Ensure your air compressor can supply a minimum of 7cfm at 90psi.
- Connect a suitable air hose (minimum 3/8" recommended) to the 3/8" BSPT air inlet on the wrench.
- Use an inline regulator to set the air pressure to the recommended 90psi.
- Apply a few drops of air tool oil to the air inlet before each use to lubricate the internal mechanism.
Compatibility:
- Requires an air compressor capable of sustained output of at least 7cfm.
- Standard 3/8" BSPT air fittings are required.
- Compatible with 1" drive impact sockets.
Care:
- Lubrication: Regularly oil the tool before use as per the setup instructions.
- Air Quality: Use clean, dry air. Water or debris can damage internal components.
- Storage: Store in a clean, dry environment. Avoid dropping the tool.
- Cleaning: Wipe the exterior with a clean, dry cloth. Do not use solvents.