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Impact Wrenches FAQs

Impact wrenches are used for loosening and tightening nuts and bolts where high torque is needed. They’re commonly used for stubborn fixings, high-volume fastening, and heavy-duty assembly work.


They’re used across a range of sectors, including construction, automotive repair, plant maintenance and steelwork, where fixings may be rusted, over-tightened or seized.


Impact wrenches work using a high-impact rotational mechanism that delivers short bursts of torque. This makes it easier to remove or tighten fixings that would be difficult to handle with standard hand tools or non-impact power tools.


Different power options are available, including corded electric, cordless battery-powered and air-powered models. Each setup suits different working environments, from remote sites to workshops where a constant power supply or compressed air is available.


Cordless impact wrenches are often used where mobility is important, while pneumatic and electric models are typically chosen for continuous use or higher torque demands.


Most impact wrenches are designed to be comfortable to use for extended periods. Common features include lightweight construction, balanced handling and variable speed control, which helps improve accuracy and control during fastening.


They’re widely used by professional trades and maintenance teams where consistent, repeatable torque is needed across multiple fixings.