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ID EW12 [6905B] ELECTRIC IMPACT WRENCH MACHINE [G-240V] [Makita Type] - 26380

Sale priceDhs. 170.00 Regular priceDhs. 200.00
SKU: 26380
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The ID EW12 6905B Electric Impact Wrench is a professional-grade 12mm (1/2-inch) impact wrench machine engineered for demanding construction, automotive, and industrial maintenance applications. Rated at 300W with a maximum fastening torque of 188 Nm and an impact frequency of 2000 impacts per minute, this Makita 6905B-type impact wrench delivers the raw power and reliability needed to drive and remove large bolts and nuts with speed and precision. Supplied with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug, it is ready for use across the UAE, UK, and GCC markets straight out of the box.

Key Features Perfect For
  • 188 Nm Max Fastening Torque
  • Constant Speed Electronics Under Load
  • Forward & Reverse Control
  • Ergonomic Rubberized T-Handle Grip
  • External Carbon Brush Access Ports
  • Automotive Wheel & Lug Nut Removal
  • Heavy-Duty Construction Bolting
  • Industrial Equipment Maintenance
  • Steel Structure Assembly

Professional Torque. Built to Last. Ready for the Toughest Jobs.

  • 188 Nm Maximum Fastening Torque & 2000 Impacts Per Minute: The ID EW12 6905B delivers a powerful 188 Nm of maximum fastening torque combined with a relentless 2000 impacts per minute, making it one of the most capable tools in its class for driving and removing M8 to M12 bolts and nuts (8–12mm / 1/3"–1/2"). Whether you are assembling steel frameworks or stripping lug nuts under pressure, this machine handles it without hesitation.
  • Constant Speed Electronics for Consistent Performance Under Load: Equipped with constant speed electronics, the EW12 6905B maintains a steady no-load speed of 1800 r/min even when working against heavy resistance. This ensures consistent fastening quality, reduces the risk of over-torquing, and delivers particularly fast work progress on repetitive bolting tasks in construction and fabrication environments.
  • Robust Metal Gearbox with Double Insulation Safety: The metal gearbox provides superior durability and smooth, efficient power transmission from the 300W motor to the 1/2-inch square drive anvil. Combined with double insulation — a design that physically prevents electrical components from ever contacting the outer casing — this tool meets the highest safety standards for professional use on live job sites.
  • 1/2-Inch Square Drive Anvil with Pin-Detent Socket Retention: The standard 1/2-inch (12mm) square drive anvil features a pin-detent retention system that locks sockets securely in place during high-impact operation, eliminating the risk of socket ejection. This universal drive size ensures compatibility with the full range of professional impact sockets, giving you maximum versatility across different bolt sizes and applications.
  • Ergonomic Centrally Balanced T-Handle with External Carbon Brush Access: The centrally balanced T-handle design with a rubberized grip minimizes operator fatigue and effectively absorbs the heavy vibrations generated during sustained impact operation. Maintenance is simplified by external side-access carbon brush ports, allowing quick brush replacement without disassembling the tool — significantly extending service life and reducing downtime on the job.
  • Forward/Reverse Control & Heavy-Duty Engineering: The intuitive forward and reverse switch allows instant direction changes for both fastening and loosening operations. Built on innovative heavy-duty engineering principles, every component — from the impact hammer mechanism to the motor windings — is designed to outlast the demands of daily professional use in construction, automotive workshops, and industrial maintenance facilities.

The ID EW12 6905B has been independently tested and carries both the CE (Machine Test) and CB (Comprehensive Machine Test) conformity certificates, confirming compliance with international electrical safety and performance standards. Each unit ships complete with the machine, a guide book, an auto-stop carbon set (1 pair), a socket pin, an O-ring, and an 18x12.5L socket — everything required to get to work immediately upon delivery.

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

Is the ID EW12 6905B a genuine Makita 6905B or a compatible alternative?

The ID EW12 6905B is a Makita 6905B-type impact wrench — it is engineered to the same design standard and performance specification as the Makita 6905B, offering equivalent 188 Nm torque, 1/2-inch square drive, and 300W rated power input. It is an independently manufactured unit sold under the ID brand, providing professional-grade performance at a competitive price point.

Does this impact wrench come with a plug suitable for UAE and UK sockets?

Yes. The ID EW12 6905B is supplied with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug, which is the standard plug type used across the UAE, UK, and most GCC countries. It operates on 220–240V at 50/60Hz, making it fully compatible with local mains power without requiring an adapter or converter.

What bolt sizes can this impact wrench handle?

The ID EW12 6905B is rated for a bolt capacity of M8 to M12 (8–12mm / approximately 1/3" to 1/2"). With a maximum fastening torque of 188 Nm and a 1/2-inch square drive, it is well suited for the bolt sizes commonly encountered in automotive, construction, and industrial maintenance applications.

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

Can I use standard impact sockets with this wrench?

Yes. The 1/2-inch (12mm) square drive anvil is the industry-standard drive size, meaning it is universally compatible with all standard 1/2-inch impact sockets. The pin-detent retention system on the anvil locks sockets firmly in place during operation, preventing accidental ejection even under sustained high-impact use. A 18x12.5L socket is included in the box to get you started immediately.

How does the constant speed electronics feature benefit my work?

The constant speed electronics system actively monitors and maintains the motor's output speed even as load resistance increases. In practical terms, this means the wrench does not slow down or lose torque consistency when driving into tight or corroded fasteners — delivering faster, more uniform fastening results and reducing the risk of incomplete tightening on critical joints in structural or automotive applications.

How do I replace the carbon brushes on the EW12 6905B?

The ID EW12 6905B features external side-access carbon brush ports — dedicated openings on the tool body that allow you to inspect and replace the carbon brushes without opening or disassembling the main housing. Simply use a screwdriver to remove the brush cap, slide out the worn brush, and insert the replacement. An auto-stop carbon set (1 pair) is included in the box, and replacement brushes are a standard consumable item.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

The wrench is not loosening a heavily corroded or seized bolt — what should I do?

For heavily corroded or seized fasteners, first apply a penetrating lubricant (such as WD-40 or a dedicated rust penetrant) and allow it to soak for several minutes. Then engage the wrench in reverse mode using the forward/reverse control switch and apply short, firm bursts rather than continuous operation. The 2000 impacts per minute and 188 Nm torque of the EW12 6905B are specifically designed to break the static friction of seized fasteners through repeated impact force rather than sustained rotational pressure.

The tool feels hot after extended use — is this normal?

Some heat generation during extended continuous use is normal for any electric power tool. The metal gearbox and double-insulated housing of the EW12 6905B are engineered to manage heat effectively during professional use. However, if the tool becomes uncomfortably hot to the touch, allow it to rest for 10–15 minutes before resuming. Avoid blocking the ventilation slots and ensure the carbon brushes are not worn beyond their service limit, as worn brushes can cause excessive heat and arcing.

My socket keeps slipping off the anvil during use — how do I fix this?

Socket retention is managed by the pin-detent system on the 1/2-inch square drive anvil. If a socket is slipping, first check that the socket pin (included in the box) is correctly seated and not worn or bent. Ensure you are using a genuine 1/2-inch impact socket — standard chrome sockets are not designed for impact use and may not engage the detent correctly. If the pin is damaged, it is a replaceable consumable item available from your local tool supplier.