Ingersoll Rand 2025MAX Right Angle Air Impact Wrench | 1/2" Square Drive | 7,100 RPM | 180 (ft-lbs) Max Torque

When fasteners are tucked behind engine components, suspension assemblies, or other obstructions, the Ingersoll Rand 2025MAX Right Angle Air Impact Wrench provides the reach of an air ratchet with the rotational impact action needed for stubborn bolts. Featuring a 1/2" square drive with hog-ring socket retention, this low-profile pneumatic impact wrench delivers 180 ft-lbs (244 Nm) of maximum reverse torque for loosening fasteners in confined automotive service areas. Its 90-degree drive configuration positions the socket perpendicular to the tool body, allowing access where a conventional pistol grip impact wrench may not fit. With a manufacturer-advertised 7,100 RPM free speed, the 2025MAX supports fast socket rotation during service operations, although the manufacturer's current technical specification table lists 9,000 RPM.

The Ingersoll Rand 2025MAX combines a finely tuned vane motor (an air motor powered by sliding vanes) with a two-position forward power regulator, allowing technicians to select the appropriate forward output for the fastening task. Its feather-touch trigger provides responsive activation, while the forward/reverse ring simplifies changing direction. A composite housing and low-profile head measuring under 2" high help operators reach fasteners around closely spaced components. At 13.1" (333 mm) overall length and 3.4 lbs (1.54 kg), the wrench offers extended reach without the bulk of many conventional impact wrenches. The rear exhaust directs discharged air away from the working area, while the 19 CFM air consumption at load and 90 PSI operating pressure provide important requirements for selecting an adequate compressed-air supply.

Type: Pneumatic Right Angle Impact Wrench | Model: 2025MAX | Series: MAX Right Angle | Configuration: Right Angle, Low Profile | Actuation: Feather-Touch Trigger | Drive Size: 1/2" | Drive Type: Square, Hog-Ring at 90 Degrees | Maximum Forward Torque: 150 ft-lbs (203 Nm) | Maximum Reverse Torque: 180 ft-lbs (244 Nm) | Free Speed: 9,000 RPM (Technical Specification Table) | Blows Per Minute: 2,100 | Length: 13.1" (333 mm) | Weight: 3.4 lbs (1.54 kg) | Impacting Sound Pressure: 96.6 dB(A) | Impacting Sound Power: 107.6 dB(A) | Vibration Level: 17.4 m/s² (K: 3) | Air Inlet: 1/4" | Minimum Hose Size: 3/8" | Air Consumption at Load: 19 CFM (538 L/min) | Average Air Consumption: 3.5 CFM (99 L/min) | Operating Pressure: 90 PSI (6.2 bar)

Features:

• Low-profile right-angle design offers ratchet-like reach for accessing fasteners behind obstructions and within restricted automotive repair spaces.
• 180 ft-lbs maximum reverse torque provides impact-assisted loosening capability for stubborn bolts and nuts.
• 1/2" square drive with hog-ring retention holds compatible impact sockets while allowing convenient socket changes.
• Finely tuned vane motor delivers pneumatic power through the impact mechanism for fastening and fastener removal operations.
• Feather-touch trigger provides responsive control when engaging fasteners in confined spaces.
• Two-position forward power regulator allows technicians to select between available forward power settings.
• Forward/reverse ring simplifies changing rotation direction between tightening and loosening operations.
• Composite housing and ergonomically positioned rear exhaust support tool handling and direct discharged air away from the immediate work area.

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

Applications:

• Automotive repair and service – Removing accessible starter mounting bolts, engine compartment fasteners, and other hardware surrounded by components that restrict conventional impact wrench access.
• Suspension and steering maintenance – Working on suitable fasteners near suspension brackets and steering assemblies where the low-profile right-angle head provides improved positioning.
• Automotive body shops – Disassembling panels, brackets, and mechanical components during collision repair and vehicle restoration work.
• Fleet and vehicle maintenance – Servicing accessible bolts on light trucks and fleet vehicles where a compact, extended-reach pneumatic impact wrench is useful.
• Industrial maintenance and MRO – Removing fasteners from machinery housings, mounting brackets, and mechanical equipment in areas with limited tool clearance.
• Professional garages and home workshops – Performing repair work in tight engine bays and around mechanical assemblies using compatible 1/2" impact sockets.

FAQs:

• Q: What makes the Ingersoll Rand 2025MAX different from a conventional air impact wrench?
  A: The 2025MAX uses a low-profile 90-degree drive head and extended body, providing access similar to an air ratchet while delivering impact-assisted torque. This makes it useful for removing fasteners in confined spaces where the body of a pistol-grip impact wrench would interfere with surrounding components. Its maximum reverse torque is 180 ft-lbs.
• Q: What is the difference between the Ingersoll Rand 2015MAX and 2025MAX?
  A: The principal difference is drive size. The 2015MAX uses a 3/8" square drive, while the 2025MAX uses a 1/2" square drive. Both share the manufacturer's listed 180 ft-lbs maximum reverse torque, 13.1" overall length, and low-profile right-angle configuration. Choose the model that matches your impact socket drive size.
• Q: What is the free speed of the Ingersoll Rand 2025MAX: 7,100 or 9,000 RPM?
  A: Ingersoll Rand's product feature description advertises 7,100 RPM, while its current model specification table identifies 9,000 RPM. The manufacturer's vehicle service catalog also lists 9,000 RPM. The technical table value has been used in the specifications above, but the discrepancy should be confirmed with Ingersoll Rand before standardizing the product speed rating.
• Q: What air compressor capacity does the 2025MAX require?
  A: Ingersoll Rand specifies 19 CFM air consumption at load and 3.5 CFM average air consumption, with a 90 PSI operating pressure, 1/4" air inlet, and minimum 3/8" air hose. For continuous or frequent fastening operations, size the compressor around the actual airflow demand and duty cycle rather than relying only on average air consumption. Account for pressure losses through hoses, couplings, and air preparation components.
• Q: Can the 2025MAX be used to tighten automotive fasteners?
  A: Yes. The tool provides forward rotation with a two-position forward power regulator and a manufacturer-listed maximum forward torque of 150 ft-lbs. However, the regulator is not a calibrated torque-control system. Use a suitable calibrated torque wrench for final tightening whenever a vehicle manufacturer specifies an exact fastener torque.

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