VEVOR
VEVOR 1/2" Air Impact Wrench 880 ft-lb 7500 RPM
Delivers up to 880 ft-lb nut-busting torque at 7500 RPM with a 5-position regulator in a 5.7 lb aluminum body
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width8.27
- Up to 880 ft-lb nut-busting torque powered by twin hammer mechanism
- 7500 RPM free speed accelerates fastener work on auto repairs
- 7 lb aluminum body with rubber grip reduces hand and wrist fatigue
- 5-position regulator combines forward/reverse with torque adjustment for task control
- Operates at 90-120 PSI with 5 CFM average air consumption
Professional Air Tool
The VEVOR 1/2" drive pneumatic impact wrench delivers up to 880 ft-lb of nut-busting torque at 7500 RPM. Its twin hammer mechanism suits automotive technicians and serious DIYers who need reliable power for heavy wheel and suspension work. The 5.9 lb aluminum body with rubber grip reduces fatigue during extended use.
Air Supply & Operation
Running on 90-120 PSI compressed air, the tool averages 5 CFM consumption through a 3/8" ID hose. A five-position combined forward/reverse and power regulator lets the operator match torque output to the task, from 560 ft-lb working torque up to 680 ft-lb maximum tightening force. Regular lubrication via the included oil pot maintains mechanism life.
Workshop Integration
The 1/2" square drive accepts standard impact sockets, while the supplied quick connector speeds hose changes. At 5.7 lb net weight the gun adds minimal load to overhead balancers or tool trolleys. Builders without a shop compressor delivering the required pressure and flow, or who need cordless mobility, should consider alternative drive types.
Highlights
- Up to 880 ft-lb nut-busting torque powered by twin hammer mechanism
- 7500 RPM free speed accelerates fastener work on auto repairs
- 7 lb aluminum body with rubber grip reduces hand and wrist fatigue
- 5-position regulator combines forward/reverse with torque adjustment for task control
- Operates at 90-120 PSI with 5 CFM average air consumption
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 8.27 |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 3/8-inch air hose and set the 90 to 120 PSI regulator before first use?
Attach the supplied quick connector to the tool inlet, run a 3/8-inch ID hose from your compressor, set line pressure between 90 and 120 PSI, add a few drops of air-tool oil into the inlet, then cycle the trigger briefly to distribute lubrication.
What routine lubrication and wear parts does the twin-hammer mechanism require over time?
Add pneumatic tool oil through the inlet before each session using the included oil pot; the twin-hammer assembly and 1/2-inch square drive anvil are the primary wear items and should be inspected for play or rounding during periodic teardowns.
At what point does the 5 CFM average air demand exceed a typical compressor's recovery during continuous bolt removal?
Sustained runs at 7500 RPM draw 5 CFM continuously; if your compressor cannot maintain 90 PSI while delivering that flow, torque will drop below the 560 ft-lb working rating until pressure recovers.
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