ID AW222 PNEUMATIC IMPACT WRENCH MACHINE [AIR TOOL] - 20411
Chat with us
Choose options
Professional-Grade Torque Power Built for the Toughest Jobs
The ID AW222 Pneumatic Impact Wrench is a heavy-duty 3/4" drive air impact wrench engineered to deliver a maximum torque of 610 Nm (450 ft-lb) at 4800 RPM, making it the go-to pneumatic impact wrench machine for demanding automotive, construction, and industrial maintenance applications. Powered by compressed air at up to 90 PSI, this air tool combines raw power with precision control for fast, reliable bolt tightening and loosening.
| Key Features | Perfect For |
|---|---|
|
|
- Exceptional Maximum Torque — 610 Nm / 450 ft-lb: The AW222 delivers a peak torque output of 610 Newton-metres (450 ft-lb), providing the raw power needed to break loose heavily corroded, over-torqued, or seized fasteners that standard tools simply cannot handle — ideal for truck wheels, heavy machinery, and structural bolts.
- High-Speed 3/4" Square Drive at 4800 RPM: The 3/4-inch square drive spins at up to 4800 RPM, enabling rapid socket engagement and fast cycle times. This combination of speed and drive size makes it perfectly suited for high-volume fastening tasks in professional garages, fabrication shops, and on-site construction environments.
- Efficient Air Consumption — 8 CFM / 226 L/min at 90 PSI: Designed to operate at a maximum pressure of 90 PSI (6.3 kg/cm²) with an average air consumption of 8 CFM (226 L/min), the AW222 is compatible with most workshop compressors. The 1/4" air inlet ensures a secure, leak-free connection to standard pneumatic hose fittings.
- Robust Build at a Manageable 3.98 kg: Weighing just 3.98 kg, the AW222 strikes the right balance between structural durability and operator comfort. The ergonomic housing reduces hand-arm vibration during extended use, minimising fatigue during high-volume fastening sessions in automotive or industrial settings.
- Complete Ready-to-Use Kit — Machine, Wrench, Japanese Connector & Guide Book Included: Each unit ships as a complete package including the impact wrench machine, an adjustment wrench, a Japanese-standard air connector for immediate hose hookup, and a guide book — so you can connect to your compressor and get to work straight out of the box with no additional accessories required.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
How does the ID AW222 compare to other 3/4" pneumatic impact wrenches on the market?
The ID AW222 Pneumatic Impact Wrench delivers a maximum torque of 610 Nm (450 ft-lb) at 4800 RPM — performance figures that place it firmly in the professional-grade category. Many comparable 3/4" air impact wrenches in this class offer similar torque ratings but at a higher price point. The AW222 also ships as a complete kit including a Japanese connector, adjustment wrench, and guide book, adding immediate out-of-box value without requiring additional purchases.
What compressor do I need to run the ID AW222 effectively?
The AW222 requires a compressor capable of supplying at least 8 CFM (226 L/min) at a working pressure of 90 PSI (6.3 kg/cm²). For continuous professional use, a compressor with a tank capacity of 50 litres or more and a motor rated at 2 HP or above is recommended to maintain consistent air pressure during extended fastening sessions. The tool connects via a standard 1/4" air inlet, and a Japanese-standard connector is included in the package.
Is the ID AW222 suitable for both automotive and industrial use?
Yes. The ID AW222 is engineered for a broad range of applications. In automotive settings, it excels at lug nut removal, tyre fitting, and brake component servicing. In industrial and construction environments, its 610 Nm torque output and 3/4" drive make it capable of handling structural bolts, heavy equipment assembly, and machinery maintenance. Its 3.98 kg weight keeps it manageable for both bench and overhead work.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What size sockets are compatible with the ID AW222?
The AW222 features a 3/4" square drive, which is compatible with all standard 3/4" drive impact sockets. For applications requiring smaller socket sizes, a 3/4" to 1/2" or 3/4" to 1" drive adapter can be used (sold separately). Always use impact-rated sockets — never standard chrome sockets — as the high-torque hammer mechanism can crack non-impact-grade sockets under load.
What is the maximum torque output and how is it achieved?
The ID AW222 achieves a maximum torque of 610 Nm (450 ft-lb) through its internal hammer-and-anvil mechanism. When the pneumatic motor reaches operating speed, the hammer strikes the anvil in rapid succession, generating high-impact rotational force far exceeding what a standard wrench or ratchet can produce. This mechanism allows the tool to break loose heavily seized fasteners without placing excessive reaction force on the operator's wrist.
Can the ID AW222 be used for tightening as well as loosening bolts?
Yes, the ID AW222 supports both forward (tightening) and reverse (loosening) operation. For precision tightening applications where a specific torque value is required — such as cylinder head bolts or suspension components — it is recommended to use a calibrated torque wrench for the final tightening pass, as pneumatic impact wrenches are not inherently torque-limiting devices without an external torque stick or limiting attachment.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
The wrench is losing power — what could be causing this?
Loss of power in the ID AW222 is most commonly caused by insufficient air supply. Check that your compressor is delivering at least 8 CFM at 90 PSI and that the air hose diameter is adequate (minimum 3/8" ID recommended for 3/4" drive tools). Other causes include a clogged air inlet filter, worn internal vanes in the pneumatic motor, or a kinked/undersized air hose. Regular lubrication of the air inlet with pneumatic tool oil (a few drops before each use) will also maintain internal motor performance and extend tool life.
The tool is not reversing direction — how do I fix this?
If the ID AW222 fails to switch between forward and reverse, the most likely cause is a stuck or worn reverse valve. First, disconnect the air supply and attempt to toggle the reverse lever several times to free any debris or dried lubricant. If the issue persists, introduce a small amount of pneumatic tool oil through the air inlet and cycle the tool briefly. If the reverse function still does not engage, the reverse valve assembly may require inspection or replacement by a qualified pneumatic tool technician.
How do I maintain the ID AW222 to ensure long-term performance?
Proper maintenance of the ID AW222 Pneumatic Impact Wrench is straightforward. Add 3–5 drops of pneumatic tool oil into the air inlet before each use to lubricate the internal vanes and hammer mechanism. Ensure your air supply is connected to a moisture separator or air dryer to prevent water ingress, which is the leading cause of internal corrosion in air tools. After use, disconnect the air supply, wipe down the exterior, and store the tool in a dry environment. Periodically inspect the air inlet fitting and hose connection for leaks, and replace worn O-rings promptly to maintain full operating pressure.
Machine (1 Pcs), Guide Book (1 Pcs), Wrench (1 Pcs), Japanese Connector (1 Pcs)