For tightening bolts in various working conditions, our wrenches include many standard and heavy duty electric wrenches. These wrench designs are cordless and air wrenches by such power tool makers as All Power, Hitachi, Makita, and Campbell Hausfeld. Most of the wrenches we carry are impact wrenches, and a cordless impact wrench is often suited to many working conditions. Some of the wrenches we carry are adjustable wrench models, with adjustable speeds and torque, and other features of the various wrenches we carry include reversible movement, a square drive, and angled impact. But, as with most power tools, our wrenches include models for extreme industrial conditions, with higher speeds and torques.

Most of our wrenches are impact wrench models. These are both cordless and air impact wrench designs to screw or unscrew any number of medium and large-size bolts. Both cordless and pneumatic air wrenches by Makita, Hitachi, and Campbell Hausfeld are designed for standard wrench procedures, while others are for high impact and heavy duty use for certain industrial conditions. For example, while a basic impact wrench model for standard contract jobs has about 100 to 150 foot-pounds of power, some heavy-duty impact wrenches can have from 738 to over 1000 foot-pounds of power for such jobs as high-rise construction, HVAC, installation, and bridge and deck building. Other heavy duty impact wrenches are also designed with a higher-than-average speed or a square drive.

Another type of specialized impact wrench is an impact angle wrench. Much like angled drills, these impact angle wrenches are designed for working in small or narrow spaces that require extreme control. These wrenches come with a compact right angle that is easily adjustable and movable in a small space. While one of these impact angle wrenches could be used in construction in narrow or small spaces, they’re commonly used in auto repair and product assembly.