Air Composite Impact Wrench 1/2″ Twin Hammer | WX-Series

Features:

• Utilizing a Twin Hammer mechanism to achieve optimal impact torque output, paired with a specialized Hardened-Treatment for long-lasting durability.
• Incorporating a specially Hardened-Treated Cylinder, as well as robust Front and Rear Plates, to ensure superior strength and endurance.
• Strengthened by a Titanium clutch case for added reinforcement.
• Equipped with a spring-mounted Blade to prevent issues like deadlocks or loss of power.
• Features a versatile 4 Position Regulator: 3 settings for forward motion, 1 for reverse.
• Designed with a Composite handle that offers an excellent power-to-weight ratio and prevents discomfort during temperature fluctuations.
• Enhanced with a 360-degree swivel air inlet, effectively preventing air hose twisting for smoother operation.

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	SKU	Thumbnails	Max Torque @5s (ft-lbs/Nm)	Weight(kg)	Length (mm)	Action
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FAQ

Q1: Is it normal for air to blow out of an impact wrench exhaust?
Answer: Yes, it is completely normal. Most air-powered impact wrenches are designed to expel compressed air through an exhaust port. This exhaust allows the tool to function properly, and the air release should not affect its performance.

Q2: What could be causing excessive air to blow out of my impact wrench?
Answer: Excessive air release can sometimes indicate a few potential issues, such as worn-out O-rings, loose seals, or obstructions within the air path. It’s a good idea to inspect the tool’s seals and gaskets to make sure they are intact and not leaking excessively.

Q3: How can I tell if air blowing out of the exhaust indicates a problem?
Answer: Normal operation should involve a consistent, controlled release of air from the exhaust. If you notice unusually loud sounds, an excessive air leak, or the tool losing power, it could signal a problem with the internal components, such as the seals or the air motor.

Q4: Why isn’t my air impact wrench working?
Answer: If your air impact wrench isn’t working, there could be several reasons, such as inadequate air supply, worn-out internal components, or lack of lubrication. Common culprits include a clogged air filter, low air pressure, or issues with seals or O-rings.

Q5: What should I check if my air impact wrench won’t start?
Answer: First, confirm that the air compressor is set to the correct pressure (usually between 90–120 PSI for most air wrenches). Also, check for blockages in the air hose, secure connections, and ensure that the wrench’s trigger and throttle are not jammed or damaged.

Q6: Can a dirty air filter cause my impact wrench to stop working?
Answer: Absolutely. A clogged or dirty air filter restricts airflow, which can reduce the tool’s power or stop it from working entirely. Cleaning or replacing the air filter regularly helps maintain optimal airflow and tool performance.

If you’re curious about how an 1/2″ air impact wrench operates or want to understand its components in detail, check out our Step-by-Step Breakdown of Air Impact Wrench Parts Diagram (1/2″). This guide provides a clear and detailed look at the internal structure, helping you gain insights into how these tools deliver power and precision. Perfect for anyone looking to make informed maintenance or purchasing decisions!

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