Ingersoll Rand 2125QTiMAX 1/2" Air Impact Wrench

bought to replace a 20 something year old impact for one of our mechanics but just wasn't tourky, so i gave it to another and they enjoy that this is much quieter than seco

Compact and light weight yet powerful. Should you have a high use need; such as a mechanic in a service garage this will take care of the average needs without wearing out the user. Also much easier to get into tight places than some of the large heavy duty impact guns. When working in close proximity to other mechanics the noise level of the average Impact gun can be deafening. Not so with this gun, you get what you pay for. A quiet impact tool.

Several of the guys I work w/ have this gun or one like it. Amazon had the best price and I love their service, so I bought it. It is everything I hoped for. Light,quiet and good power for it's size. Don't expect this gun to have the power of it's big brother, it won't. But for avg use it is great. I am a profesional auto tech and use and impact on almost every job. It removes lugnuts and most fasteners w/o a problem. I have had a couple of 16mm crank bolts I had to step-up to the big boy for , but that's it. Even removed an axle nut today no problem. Now if you do trucks and heavy duty stuff alot, your might need it's big brother.

Amazing impact wrench! I purchased the Air Care Kit "115-LBK1" to keep it going. All the guys at the shop like it. They have never seen something so small and quite, do so much. I used it yesterday on a full size van with 8 lug nuts, and it had problems. It also has problems with removing lugnuts that are binding or are striped although it does remove them anyway. Make sure you keep it lubricated "befor work, and after work" and greased every 48hrs of use "about 4 days of use". This keeps the moisture out and the vanes in the motor sealed for maximum torque and life. I suggest buying this gun first so you can have a light and quite gun for normal day work, but try to buy a 2135QTiMAX for those fluke jobs that require twice the torque at twice the weight of the gun. Final thoughts is to use deep impact sockets as much as possible for maximum torque. Trust me, the less moving parts and extensions the better. I use thinwall flip sockets only for the special aplications where lugnuts are in tight to reach places, and for the torque wrench. Have a great day. Oh yeah, buy the boot for the gun so it doesn't get slammed on the ground unprotected, and take a look at Legacy Color Plug for the air hose fitting. The plug will tell others that the gun is yours. The blue plug is for automotive air hoses.

Love it, so small and light but so strong and hot crap is it quiet. Excellent deal on a used one, couldn't pass it up.

I'm a serious enthusiast and wrench extensively on my own cars. Past projects have included replacing water pumps, steering (center, pitman, idler and tie rods), suspension parts (bushings and entire control arms), intakes, valve cover gaskets, radiators, superchargers etc. I own a few IR tools and have been impressed. So this little gun seemed like a no-brainer. Light, small but packs a punch, I thought. Well, it has been a HUGE disappointment. Hooked to a 5 hp compressor getting 90 psi at the quick connect end (measured with pressure gauge and, yes, I use high flow quick connects), it barely made a dent in getting some M12 bolts into threaded holes in the frame rails of my truck. I was so shocked, I tried it on some M8 bolts. Same results - slow and much noisier than expected. The noise I can handle - it's an air tool and noise is a personal preference. But it was so slow and seemed so underpowered that I gave up and used another gun instead. Tried it a couple of more times with similar results. Very disappointing. I've had a similar result with an IR impact ratchet. But the 600 ft-lb plastic IR gun and a heavy-duty metal gun (forget the model number) are absolutely spectacular - they have been dropped, stepped on and generally abused but they will fasten anything. Guess these two were just lemons. I would return it but am just outside the Amazon return window. Duh! Going to eBay it instead, I guess.

Good product

This is a 3/8 sized impact with a 1/2" anvil.

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As someone who does a lot of work at home it was important to keep the noise down from the neighbours. This gun is ideal for that. I do have 3 more impact guns but this one I like for general use. Not the most powerful gun there is, but enough for the general handyman.I like the one handed operation , very compact size allows confined space use and the weight is very light allowing fatigue free use..

For the weight of the gun it's as powerful as you think it would be. Very quiet and good for reaching into tight spaces. I use ½ inch sockets mostly so this gun is perfect. Only complaint is the hog ring got mashed after it's first use. Got a new one from a tool guy for a few bucks and haven't had a problem since.