Ingersoll Rand has expanded its MAX family of air tools with the all new 2145QiMax Impactool
The new impact weighs 7.4 lbs., and delivers 1350 ft-lb of maximum reverse torque. This is made possible by a new seven-vane air motor that is said to be 16 percent more efficient than its predecessor. It features a patented four-position power regulator dial, a feather-touch trigger and a patented one-hand
forward/reverse mechanism.
The 2145QiMAX utilizes the original Ingersoll Rand twin hammer mechanism, which features proprietary advanced metallurgy for increased performance and longer tool life, and an innovative new steel wear plate that provides extreme wear resistance, according to the company.
The impact also features a new easy-to-clean inlet prescreen that captures debris and is said to be easily serviced by tool operators, along with an improved grease fitting for easy maintenance which reduces downtime while increasing tool life and performance.
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