Pneumatic impact wrench with 1/2 inch square drive delivers 678 Nm maximum torque at 7800 rpm. Composite housing with rubber grip enables single-handed operation in tight spaces. Compact 110 mm body suits automotive workshop tasks. Requires 136 l/min air flow at 6 bar working pressure.
The AP02 pneumatic impact wrench features a 1/2 inch square drive and generates 678 Nm maximum torque. This tool spins at 7800 rpm and consumes 136 l/min of compressed air. The composite body measures only 110 mm in length. Rubber-coated grip reduces vibration and improves control during extended use.
Single-handed operation suits confined workshop environments. The reverse switch and air-flow adjustment control sit within easy reach. A 1/4 inch air inlet connects to standard compressor hoses. The unit weighs 1.16 kg and ships ready to use in a cardboard box.
Composite shell construction keeps weight low while maintaining structural integrity. Rubber overmold on the grip absorbs shock and prevents slippage. The 110 mm compact profile fits into wheel wells and engine bays. One-hand operation reduces fatigue during repetitive fastening tasks.
The reverse switch toggles rotation direction without repositioning your hand. Air-flow adjustment dial modulates torque output for different fastener sizes. Both controls remain accessible during operation. The tool balances well in the hand and does not tip forward under load.
The 1/2 inch square drive accepts standard impact sockets. Maximum torque reaches 678 Nm at full air flow. Rotation speed peaks at 7800 rpm under no load. Air consumption measures 136 l/min at rated performance. Operating pressure is 6 bar or 90 psi.
Sound pressure level measures 87.2 ± 3.0 dB(A) during operation. Sound power level is 98.2 ± 3.0 dB(A). Hand-arm vibration transmission is 8.82 ± 1.50 m/s². These values guide hearing protection and exposure-time planning in professional settings.
Automotive workshops use this wrench for wheel changes, suspension work, and chassis fasteners. The compact body fits between frame rails and around brake assemblies. Tire shops rely on the 678 Nm output for lug nuts on light trucks and passenger vehicles. Maintenance crews apply it to machinery bolts and equipment assembly. The reverse function simplifies disassembly without tool changes.
Ensure compressor output meets or exceeds 136 l/min to maintain rated torque. Use impact-rated sockets only; standard chrome sockets may shatter under impulse loads. Apply thread lubricant to fasteners when specified by equipment manufacturers. Drain moisture from air lines daily to prevent internal corrosion. Inspect the square drive for wear and replace if play exceeds manufacturer tolerance.










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