Cleco CWM-750P Pneumatic Impact Wrench | CWM Metal Housing Series | 6,000 RPM | 1,200 BPM | 3/4" Pin Anvil Drive | 1350 (ft-lbs) Max Torque

Built for larger fastening and removal jobs in fleet service, equipment repair, fabrication, and plant maintenance, the Cleco CWM-750P gives crews a 3/4" pin anvil impact wrench with 1,350 ft-lbs max applied torque and 1,725 ft-lbs max breakaway torque for loosening high-resistance fasteners on machinery, trailers, structural assemblies, and heavy vehicle components. Its 6,000 RPM free speed helps run fasteners down efficiently before final tightening, while 1,200 BPM delivers repeated impact energy for tough bolting work.

The CWM Metal Housing Series uses a twin hammer impact mechanism, meaning two hammers strike the anvil each rotation to deliver balanced power transfer with strong torque output. The CWM-750P pairs that mechanism with a durable all-metal housing, variable-speed trigger, large forward/reverse lever, and soft-touch grip, giving maintenance teams a rugged pneumatic impact wrench for work environments where tools are regularly exposed to drops, concrete floors, weather, and hard daily use.

Type: Pneumatic Impact Wrench | Series: CWM Metal Housing Series | Model: CWM-750P | Drive Size: 3/4" | Drive Type: Pin Anvil or Pin Hole | Impact Mechanism: Twin Hammer | Blows Per Minute: 1,200 BPM | Free Speed: 6,000 RPM | Max Applied Torque: 1,350 ft-lbs | Max Breakaway Torque: 1,725 ft-lbs | Length: 8.3" | Weight: 10.4 lbs | Impacting Sound Level: 91.7 dB(A)

Features:

• Triple heat treated twin hammer mechanism supports strong, repeatable torque delivery in challenging fastening and removal work.
• Durable all-metal housing helps the tool withstand heavy shop use, concrete-floor impacts, and rough field handling.
• Variable-speed trigger gives the operator controlled rundown when starting large fasteners or approaching final seating.
• Large lever forward/reverse and speed settings are easy to operate while wearing work gloves.
• Soft-touch grip helps protect against slip, temperature transfer, and vibration during repeated impact work.
• Pin anvil or pin hole output helps retain impact sockets securely during overhead, field, or repetitive maintenance tasks.
• 3/4" drive format bridges the gap between smaller 1/2" shop impacts and larger 1" tools for high-torque maintenance work.

Made in USA:

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

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Applications:

• Heavy truck and trailer service — removing suspension bolts, frame fasteners, wheel-end hardware, and other larger vehicle fasteners that call for 3/4" drive torque capacity.
• Industrial maintenance and MRO — breaking loose corroded or over-torqued bolts on pumps, motors, conveyors, presses, brackets, and plant equipment.
• Construction and agricultural equipment repair — servicing loaders, excavators, tractors, lifts, compressors, and support equipment in shop or field environments.
• Steel fabrication and assembly — running down and removing large nuts and bolts on structural assemblies, fixtures, equipment bases, and welded frames.
• Fleet garage and advanced home shop work — handling larger repair jobs where a 1/2" impact wrench does not provide enough breakaway capability.

FAQs:

• Q: When should I choose the CWM-750P instead of a 1/2" impact wrench?
  A: Choose the CWM-750P when the job requires 3/4" drive sockets, larger fasteners, or higher breakaway torque than a typical 1/2" pneumatic impact can provide. It is better suited for heavy vehicle, equipment, and industrial maintenance work than small automotive fasteners.
• Q: What does pin anvil or pin hole drive mean?
  A: A pin anvil or pin hole drive uses a retaining pin style connection to help keep the impact socket secured to the tool. This is useful in repetitive shop work, elevated positions, and field service where socket retention is important.
• Q: Is 1,350 ft-lbs the tightening torque or loosening torque?
  A: The 1,350 ft-lbs rating is the max applied torque. Cleco lists the max breakaway torque at 1,725 ft-lbs, which refers to the reverse loosening force available for stuck or resistant fasteners.
• Q: Can this be used for lug nuts?
  A: Yes, when the lug nut size, socket drive, and torque requirement match the tool’s capacity. Always verify final wheel torque with a calibrated torque wrench, since impact wrenches are not a substitute for torque-controlled final tightening.
• Q: Does this impact wrench include sockets?
  A: The provided manufacturer data does not list sockets or accessories as included. Use 3/4" drive impact-rated sockets that match the fasteners being serviced.

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