Air Impact Wrench 1/2 inch with Twin Hammers, Pneumatic Heavy Duty Tools, 1200 ft-lbs Powerful Torque Output,7000RPM, Forward/Reverse, Speed Control, RP9510, Black, Red

Great air gun for the price. Lightweight and tons of power. I do run 1/2 air lines and have a large compressor to power it. It has more power then my harbor freight earthquake xt. This is a overall great tool. This air gun will need A lot of air to reach it's full potential you will not get it's peak power with a small compressor and small air lines.

though i bought this last November (23), i just had the opportunity to use this weekend, (April 24).it broke frozen lug bolts on my Volvo free without even trying. my old one couldn't budge them.seems to be made well and definitely works, but 4 stars because it is a bit heaver than others, and it has no rubber nose cover with it. for the price, it should.

The media could not be loaded. The tool is well balanced and feels good in your hand. The materials and workmanship seem second to none in my opinion. I don't have a way to measure actual the maximum torque of this wrench, but it seemed plenty powerful in the tests that I've done with it. It removes the torqued lug nuts on my Subaru as if they were only finger tight.I own a few different impact wrenches of various shapes and sizes, but the direction and torque controls on this one are my favorite of all of them. The push-button direction controls are super convenient, and the rotary control for the torque is easy to operate and has well-defined click stops. The product description says "the forward/reverse power regulator has 3 forward power settings and 1 reverse setting" ... so I guess when you put it in reverse it ignores the power setting on the rotary control and just goes full blast.The instruction manual doesn't contain much useful information, but it does have an exploded diagram and parts list which is nice to have.The tool came with a bottle for lubricating oil, which I assume was supposed to have oil in it, as was the case with a couple of other tools I've purchased, but this one was empty. I just use the oil that I keep on hand for my other air tools.I don't see it listed in the Amazon description, but the product box says the tool consumes 7 scfm of air and that at a minimum 3 HP compressor is recommended. I am using a small 1 HP 5.5 gallon compressor and it works just fine with this tool. If it were a paint sprayer that consumes a lot of air continuously, then yes, you need a larger compressor. But with intermittent-use air tools like this, you can usually get by with a smaller, less powerful compressor and it will work just fine as long as you give the compressor time to recover.All in all, I like this tool very much and it will probably become my go-to tool when I need to use an impact wrench.

For the price, an excellent value for a compact air wrench. I like these a lot more than my electric battery powered ones because (obviously) they go for longer and don’t lose power. Consistent performance. This replaced a bigger, clumsier air wrench and I have to say it has made work restoring our cars much easier because I can get to more compact areas with it that the bigger one and the electric one (bulky battery much!) could not. I like it and I like the price even better.

Years ago, I purchased an electric impact wrench specifically to change out the lower control arms on an old Nissan Altima. That impact wrench got the job done, but it did struggle with some of the rusted bolts on that Altima and it was bulky and couldn't get into tight spaces. Now that I have a compressor, I wanted to upgrade to a more powerful air impact wrench for an upcoming project that involves replacing front struts and rear shocks on my Toyota Tundra.Comparing the old tool and the new tool (see pic), the old tool is much larger than the new Manusage air impact wrench. So, this new tool is smaller, yet much more powerful (according to specs) than the old tool. Now I will be able to get this tool into tight spaces and remove bolts that I couldn't with the old tool. I'm hoping that this tool will save me some time completing my upcoming shock replacement project. I will update this review after I complete that project.

MANUSAGE Air Impact Wrench 1/2 inchPros-*Very tough!*Feels premium while holding!*Has a nice weight to it but isn't too heavy while using!*Very POWERFUL impact!!!Cons-*No cons come to mindOverall thoughts - This 1/2"inch air impact is powerful, now I'm no mechanic by any means Haha, but I do work on my own vehicles when I can. So, I decided to get this impact because the last time I did my brakes I hadsome issuse with getting the lugs off... Well not anymore haha, this thing just twist them off with ease! not to mention that this impact probably saved me over an hour, compared to doing it all by hand, it just made it easy!I would recommend!

This works really good. The pictures kind of make it look like it's cheaply made but it's not. It's well made and sturdy. Easy to use. The warnings however I feel like aren't really needed for this tool.

This is nowhere near as large as I thought it was going to be, considering how powerful it's supposed to be. That made me think it was going to be pretty weak. Well, I have another impact wrench that is supposed to be 800 ft-lbs that I gave a mediocre review to because it definitely isn't. I tested that against this, and this is MUCH more powerful. I have a torque wrench that can measure up to 450 ft-lbs, and I torqued a bolt down to 450, and the "800 ft-lbs" wrench just clacked and clacked and did nothing. This took it off easily. Well, I don't know if it's 1200 ft-lbs, but it's certainly good.