Basic knowledge of impact wrenches from Pneumatic Wrench Suppliers
The impact wrench transfers energy from the rotating mass accelerated by the motor to the energy storage. Then the energy is connected to the output shaft and bursts quickly through the tool anvil, generating a large amount of torque.

Since the output shaft is designed with a freely movable hammer shaft, the user will not have any reaction during operation. However, it should be noted that impact wrenches are not suitable for precise torque applications, and once the required tightness is achieved, they cannot be set to close at a specific torque.

However, impact wrenches are a key component of various products, structures, and vehicle components. On any day, you can experience the benefits of an impact wrench. From the cars we drive to the huge power lines that stand on highways, impact wrenches are responsible for heavy-duty bolt connections worldwide.

Cordless or pneumatic?
When you consider the impact wrenches available on the market, one of the deciding factors in your final purchase will be the power option you decide.

The following are the most common power options for impact wrenches:

Pneumatic or pneumatic
Battery-powered cordless
Compressed air is the most popular choice. This is where the term pneumatic impact wrench comes from. By connecting these tools to a fully-powered air compressor, the wrench transmits the airflow to the energy source responsible for accelerating the rotating mass, and then stores the power and distributes it to the shaft in bursts.

In most cases, the power source you choose will be determined by your job site or business operation settings. If you are already using a pneumatic tool system, we recommend that you stick to it, because the pneumatic impact wrench has the greatest durability. On the contrary, for consumers who may not have access to compressed air, cordless impact wrenches have become an increasingly popular choice.

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