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Do the Job. Do it Fast. Do it Every Time!

Only Ingersoll Rand could create a cordless Impactool(TM) to match its industry-leading air tool. Introducing the new W7150, the most powerful 1/2″ cordless Impactool(TM) in the world. Powered by an all-new high-power Lithium-Ion battery and leveraging the latest technology in switches and motors, the new W7150 delivers incredible torque and high-speed performance on par with the industry-leading 2135TiMAX air Impactool(TM). The W7150 is the first addition to the new IQV20 series of 20V Lithium-Ion cordless tools from Ingersoll Rand.

• POWER
  • 780 ft-lbs of maximum reverse torque 1100 ft-lb of nut-busting torque – from cordless impact wrench that weighs only 6.8 lbs.
  • High-power rare earth magnet (neodymium) motor — offers a long life and high power
• DURABILITY
  
  • Steel-lined aluminum hammer case — designed to be strong and light-weight for maximum protection of the internal components
  • All-metal drive train and hammer mechanism — robust, durable, and optimized for maximum power and efficiency
  • Variable speed switch with electronic brake — provides maximum control of the tool
  • Patent-pending metal reinforced housing — ready to work even after repeated drops
• COMFORT
  • Patent-pending soft touch over-molded grip — minimizes vibration, reduces fatigue, and enhances user comfort during extended use
  • Best-in-class short length — 11.2? from tip to tail
• Includes: (1) 20v Lithium-Ion battery (1) battery charger featuring an auxiliary USB port and case

Specifications:

• Voltage: 20V
• Drive Size: 1/2″
• Max Torque Reverse ft-lb (Nm): 780 (1057)
• Forward Torque Range ft-lb (Nm): 50 – 650 (68-880)
• Maximum Speed (rpm): 1900
• Impacts per minute: 2300
• Length in. (mm): 11.2 (285)
• Weight w/Battery lbs (kg): 6.9 (3.1)
• Weight w/o Battery lbs (kg): 5.5 (139.7)
• Sound Pressure/Power dBA: 89
• Vibration Level [m/s2]: 12.2

Ingersoll-Rand IR W7250-K1 20V 1/2″ Drive Cordless Impactool with 2″ Extended Anvil, 1 Battery, Charger and Case