🔧 Power meets precision in the palm of your hand!
The ACDelco 3/8 Power Impact Wrench delivers a robust 90 ft-lbs torque with a high-efficiency 12V Li-ion battery system. Its compact 7-ounce design features an ergonomic soft grip and built-in LED light, making it ideal for construction, auto, and home repairs. Variable speed control up to 3100 RPM and included charger ensure you’re always ready to tackle any job with precision and ease.
Brand | ACDelco Tools |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Maximum Rotational Speed | 3100 RPM |
Voltage | 12 Volts |
Amperage | 2 Amps |
Color | Red |
Included Components | Li-ion Battery Pack x1, Intelligent Charger x1 |
Special Feature | Variable Speed |
Material | Metal |
Maximum Torque | 122 Newton Meters |
Speed | 3100 RPM |
Item Weight | 0.2 Kilograms |
Item Torque | 90 Foot Pounds |
Drill Type | Combination Drill |
Battery Capacity | 2 Amp Hours |
Is Electric | Yes |
Manufacturer | ACDelco |
Part Number | ARI12104 |
Item Weight | 7 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 14 x 13 x 4 inches |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
Item model number | ARI12104 |
Batteries | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 3/8" |
Finish | Polished |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Type of Bulb | LED |
Head Style | Fixed Square |
Special Features | Variable Speed |
Batteries Included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
P**L
Fits in small area
Good tool for little work
A**R
Great value
Decent power and good quality batteries that last. Light duty.
N**L
nice and safe
bought this 12/23 and did research i was going to get the milwaukee 3/8 but didn't like the tork to me too much for what work i'm using this on cars 10 to 14mm bolts or nuts and when using these guns you don't need alot of tork remove or tightening bolts , so if too much you might strip or break something and turn that into a day project fixing that broke bolt or screw . but the reason i'm here is because i've been using for a while and remembered lots of people saying this gun was weaker than the ratchet which is not true i was doing a brake job and the ratchet could not take the bolts off so i grabbed the gun and with no problems it took them off then i tried takin off the brake pad holder (which i had to break the torx bolt first with a breaker bar) but bolts had loctite on them ,so tried using ratchet again and it could not loosen so put the gun on and took off with no problems this was on a jeep renegade so just wanted to let you know both have their advantages both are good quality and stong enough to use on automotive and already had 2 fiends buy both also
T**T
Worth the money
Lightweight, good battery life and good power
C**G
Works Great!
Ive used it on five jobs and so far so good. I love that its so small and it comes with two batteries. It is pretty torquey but probably not 90ft. The batteries charge fast. I did have the same issue other people complained about which was the they had issues putting 3/8 sockets on it and taking them. Theres a metal ring that wraps around the endWhich holds the socket on i just used a set of pliers to compress it tighter and i put a bit of grease on it. The sockets are still hard to put on and off but it works better now.
G**O
Good product
Good product
K**.
Great product!
While not that strong, it is still impressive and can spin lug nuts on where you only have to torque the last 30 degrees of turn. Broke all bolts loose on a water pump replacement on a single charge. Broke all bolts loose on a front end brake job (except lug nuts and caliper bracket). Overall, this tool was very impressive and a great price!
H**R
nice but -not- for heavy duty work
this is a nice impact wrench - it fits in your hand easy, batteries will last a long time too. however do not count on it to open those wheel lug nuts- not enough power. tried it quite a few times and it could not open lug nuts on my jeep that could be opened with a large wrench. rusty ones are not possible to open at all. same for other bolts. so i guess it is nice to have if you can loosen the bolts and then use the impact wrench as a time saver. another complaint is that the head is a bit too large for the sockets. so they are a bit hard to extract .
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