Product Catalog
Impact Wrenches, Grinders and Assembly Systems
Impact for loosening and speed; torque-controlled tools for precision.
Choosing the right tool for the job
| Job | Right tool | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Loosening seized nuts | Impact wrench | Impact beats sustained torque |
| Controlled preload tightening | Torque-controlled tool | Impact tools can't hit a torque value |
| Series assembly line | Torque-controlled electric tool | Repeatability and logging |
| Surface cleaning, deburring | Grinder / cut-off tool | Speed and access |
Frequently asked questions
Impact wrench vs. torque-controlled tool — what's the difference?
Impact wrenches are for loosening and fast tightening; the torque they deliver isn't controlled. Torque-controlled tools stop at a set value, giving every joint the same preload — required for critical connections.
Can I use a normal socket on an impact wrench?
No. Standard chrome sockets aren't built for impact and can shatter — a safety risk. Always use impact-rated (black) sockets.
How is reaction force at high torque managed?
With a reaction arm. Reaction force at the operator's wrist becomes dangerous at high torque; a reaction arm transfers that force to a fixed point.
Do you help select tools for a production line?
Yes — based on torque range, cycle time and reach constraints, we work out the right tool and accessory combination.