Manual Impact Wrench

Manual impact wrenches are hand tools that are used for loosening or tightening bolts and nuts. They are designed to deliver high torque output with minimal effort from the user. Unlike traditional wrenches, manual impact wrenches use a striking mechanism to generate rotational force.

These tools are classified under the supply class Hand Tools, Nonedged, Nonpowered in the supply group Hand Tools. They are commonly used in automotive repair, construction, and other industries where heavy-duty fastening or unfastening is required.

Manual impact wrenches typically have a square drive at the end, where different sizes of sockets can be attached. The user applies force to the handle, which is then transferred to the striking mechanism inside the tool. As the striking mechanism hits the output shaft, it creates a sudden rotational force, allowing for quick and efficient fastening or unfastening of bolts and nuts.

Some manual impact wrenches have adjustable torque settings, allowing the user to control the amount of force applied. This is particularly useful when working with delicate or sensitive materials that require precise torque application.

Overall, manual impact wrenches are versatile and reliable tools that provide a practical solution for heavy-duty fastening tasks.