Cleco CWC-250R Pneumatic Impact Wrench | CWC Premium Composite Series | 13,000 RPM | 1,200 BPM | 1/4" Drive | 50 (ft-lbs) Max Torque

Built for light fastener work in production, maintenance, and repair environments, the Cleco CWC-250R pneumatic impact wrench delivers 50 ft-lbs of maximum torque for controlled tightening and removal on smaller assemblies where oversized impact tools can damage hardware. It's 1/4" drive with retaining ring helps hold compatible impact sockets securely on the anvil, while the 13,000 RPM free speed supports fast run-down before final impact torque is applied. With 1,200 blows per minute, the CWC-250R keeps impact energy consistent during repetitive fastening, and the CWC Premium Composite Series construction keeps tool weight down to 1.9 lb for bench work, service carts, and production stations.

The CWC-250R uses a triple heat-treated twin hammer mechanism, a common impact system that delivers two balanced strikes per rotation for smooth power transfer and durability under repeated use. Its variable speed trigger gives the operator better control during fastener start-up, and the one-hand direction control helps speed up forward/reverse changes when moving between installation and removal tasks.

Type: Pneumatic Impact Wrench | Series: CWC Premium Composite Series | Model: CWC-250R | Torque Range Max: 50 ft-lbs / 68 Nm | Breakaway Torque: 75 ft-lbs | Blows Per Minute: 1,200 BPM | Free Speed: 13,000 RPM | Air Consumption: 19.5 SCFM | Weight: 1.9 lb | Drive Size: 1/4" | Drive Type: Retaining Ring | Air Inlet Size: 1/4"

Features:

• CWC Premium Composite Series impact wrench combines power, durability, and useful fastening features in a lightweight tool body.
• Triple heat-treated twin hammer mechanism delivers balanced impact energy for repeated assembly and removal work.
• Variable speed trigger helps the operator control fastener start-up and run-down speed.
• User-preferred one-hand direction control supports quick forward/reverse changes without slowing the work cycle.
• Retaining ring drive helps keep compatible 1/4" impact sockets seated during fastening and removal.
• Compact 1.9 lb tool weight supports use at benches, production cells, repair stations, and mobile service setups.
• Built for heavy industries and fast-paced production environments where small-drive impact fastening is required.

Made in USA:

Tech Tip: To increase tool performance, extend tool life, and lessen repair costs, use it with a Filter-Regulator-Lubricator FRL)

Applications:

• Assembly production — running down and removing smaller fasteners on fixtures, components, and light mechanical assemblies.
• Industrial maintenance and MRO — servicing guards, brackets, covers, panels, and small machine hardware during repair work.
• Automotive and fleet shops — handling small fasteners where a compact 1/4" impact wrench provides better control than larger 3/8" or 1/2" tools.
• Appliance, equipment, and cabinet work — fastening light-duty hardware without bringing unnecessary torque to smaller assemblies.
• Garage and workshop use — removing rusted or repetitive small fasteners when the air system can support the tool’s air consumption requirement.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the difference between the CWC-250R and the CWC-250QC?
  A: The CWC-250R uses a 1/4" retaining ring drive for compatible impact sockets. The CWC-250QC version uses a quick-change drive style for quick-change accessories.
• Q: What does the retaining ring drive do?
  A: A retaining ring is a socket-retention feature on the square drive. It helps keep the socket on the anvil during use while still allowing socket changes when needed.
• Q: Is 50 ft-lbs enough torque for automotive work?
  A: It can be useful for small automotive fasteners, brackets, covers, and light service work. It is not intended to replace a larger 3/8" or 1/2" impact wrench for lug nuts, suspension hardware, or high-torque fasteners.
• Q: What size air supply does this tool require?
  A: The manufacturer lists air consumption at 19.5 SCFM with a 1/4" air inlet. Match the tool to an air compressor and air line setup that can maintain the required flow during continuous or repetitive use.
• Q: What does twin hammer mechanism mean?
  A: A twin hammer impact mechanism uses two hammer masses to deliver balanced impact blows to the anvil. This helps provide smooth impact output for repetitive fastening work.

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