Question:       Will a cordless impact wrench remove lug nuts?

Answer:          cordless 18V impact wrenches are now readily available and have the type of power to loosen lug nuts that are roughly tightened at 100 feet of torque

Question:       Will a cordless impact wrench remove lug nuts?

Answer:          The below reason can not use air impact wrench

                         UNEVEN TORQUE. An Impact Gun does not apply lug nuts or bolts to a wheel/vehicle at any specified torque setting. ...

                         BROKEN SPLINE KEYS. ...

                         CROSS THREADING. ...

                         BROKEN NUTS & BOLTS. ...

                         BROKEN WHEEL STUDS.

Question:       What is an impact wrench ?

Answer:          Impact wrenches do a great job of tightening and loosening bolts, lug nuts and rusted fasteners. They provide a very high rotational torque that regular drills are simply not                                     capable of and deliver high torque

Question:       Can I use an impact wrench as a drill?

Answer:          Yes. You can use an tekway impact driver for drilling wood, plastic or even harder material such as steel.

Question:       Can I use regular sockets with impact wrench?

Answer:          Impact sockets can be used safety on a hand tool, however you should never use a regular hand tool socket on an impact wrench as this can be extremely dangerous. A regular                               socket is likely to shatter when used on power tools due to their thinner wall design and the material they're made from.

Question:       What size impact wrench do I need for automotive work?

Answer:          1/2-inch impact wrench is large enough to handle the power needed to perform most repairs on regular day to day daily driving vehicles

Question:       Do impact wrenches have torque settings?

Answer:          Tekway Impact drivers do not have torque control, so the only way to adjust the amount of torque being delivered is by using the speed control trigger (or by selecting a model                                 with several gears). These tools are extremely powerful, producing up to 150Nm of torque!

Question:       What is the difference between 1 /2 and 3/8 impact wrench?

Answer:           1/2 impact wrench has a more powerful motor and a bigger battery to give power to it, which adds to the overall weight compared to its 3/8 counterpart.In fact, it's pretty                                      common to find 1/2 impact drivers weighing around 7 pounds while 3/8 impact wrenches weigh approximately 2 lbs (less than half)

Question:       What is the highest torque cordless impact wrench?

Answer:          Tekway Brushless Motor delivers up to 1,800 ft-lbs of Nut-Busting Torque and 1,500 ft-lbs of fastening torque, making this the most powerful cordless impact wrench and enabling           you to complete the most demanding applications. At only 12.9lbs with battery, the tool is up to 7 lbs.

Question:       What is a 1/2 inch impact wrench used for?

Answer:          Tekway 1/2 inch impact wrench perfect for taking off lug nuts, tackling larger bolts, and tightening fasteners

Question:       Can you over tighten with impact wrench?

Answer:          Don’t overtighten fixings,Because specially for inexperienced workers. Even if no damage is done, over-tightened fixings can be difficult to loosen.

Question:       Can you use an impact wrench to install lug nuts?

Answer:          Both electric and air impact wrench are beneficial to change tires or remove lug nuts. You might find them similar, but they have some limitations too. If you give pressure on the                           lug nuts, it may damage the tires and wheels.

Question:       What is the difference between a impact driver and a impact wrench?

Answer:          Impact drivers use a 1/4-inch hex collet that accepts 1/4-inch hex shank bits. Impact wrenches typically use a square drive that you attach a socket .

Question:       Is brushless motor better for impact wrench ?

Answer:          Brushless motors offer a myriad of advantages over their brushed cousins. One advantage is they don't have brushes that can wear out or, more commonly, become coated with                             dust and debris. Not having brushes rubbing against a commutator cuts operating heat