Ingersoll Rand 2130-2 Pneumatic Impact Wrench | 1/2" Drive | 9500 RPM | 550 (ft-lbs) Max Torque | Trigger Start

For automotive repairs and equipment maintenance where fasteners are recessed or difficult to access, the Ingersoll Rand 2130-2 Pneumatic Impact Wrench combines the proven 2130 Series impact mechanism with a 2" extended anvil for additional socket reach. Featuring a 1/2" square drive, this pistol grip air impact wrench delivers 550 ft-lbs (745 Nm) of maximum reverse torque for removing stubborn wheel nuts, suspension hardware, and machinery fasteners. Its 50–500 ft-lbs (68–680 Nm) working torque range provides a reference for selecting the wrench for routine fastening operations, while the 9,500 RPM free speed (rotational speed without load) supports rapid fastener rundown. The twin-hammer impact mechanism uses two hammers to deliver repeated rotational impacts, reducing the continuous torque reaction associated with non-impact fastening tools.

The Ingersoll Rand 2130-2 incorporates a full-stroke tease throttle for progressive speed control and multi-position power management for adjusting tool output. Its steel hammer case and composite housing provide a combination of internal component protection and manageable tool weight for general vehicle service. The extended-anvil configuration measures 9.25" (235 mm) overall and weighs 4.6 lbs (2.05 kg), compared with the standard 2130's 7.25" length and 4.2 lb weight. This additional reach can help position impact sockets around recessed wheel assemblies and obstructed mechanical components. The tool has a 1/4" NPTF air inlet, requires a 3/8" minimum air hose, and consumes 22 CFM at load, making proper compressed-air supply selection important for maintaining fastening performance.

Type: Pneumatic Impact Wrench | Model: 2130-2 | Series: 2130 Series | Handle: Pistol Grip | Drive Size: 1/2" | Drive Type: Extended Square Drive | Anvil Length: 2" Extended | Impact Mechanism: Twin Hammer | Maximum Reverse Torque: 550 ft-lbs (745 Nm) | Working Torque Range: 50–500 ft-lbs (68–680 Nm) | Free Speed: 9,500 RPM | Impacts Per Minute: 1,200 | Weight: 4.6 lbs (2.05 kg) | Length: 9.25" (235 mm) | Sound Pressure / Power: 96.6 / 109.6 dB(A) | Air Inlet: 1/4" NPTF | Minimum Hose Size: 3/8" (10 mm) | Average Air Consumption: 4.4 CFM (124.6 L/min) | Air Consumption at Load: 22 CFM (623 L/min)

Features:

• 2" extended anvil provides additional socket reach for recessed fasteners and obstructed fastening locations.
• Powerful twin-hammer impact mechanism delivers repeated rotational impacts for loosening and tightening threaded fasteners.
• 550 ft-lbs maximum reverse torque provides substantial fastener-removal capability for automotive and mechanical maintenance.
• 9,500 RPM free speed supports quick socket rotation during fastener rundown and removal.
• The full-stroke tease throttle lets you control speed with trigger pressure for more controlled fastener engagement.
• Multi-position power management provides adjustable output for different fastening requirements.
• Steel hammer case and composite housing combine impact mechanism protection with a manageable handheld configuration.
• Silenced through-handle exhaust directs discharged air away from the immediate working area.

Applications:

• Automotive tire and wheel service – Remove and install compatible wheel fasteners where the extended anvil provides extra socket reach.
• Fleet and commercial vehicle maintenance – Accessing recessed nuts and bolts on suitable vehicle assemblies and service equipment.
• Suspension and chassis repair – Loosening accessible mounting hardware around brackets and components that restrict wrench positioning.
• Industrial maintenance and MRO – Servicing machinery fasteners, equipment housings, and mechanical assemblies during repair or component replacement.
• Mechanical workshops and garages – Performing routine bolt removal and installation where a standard-length impact wrench cannot easily reach the fastener.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the difference between the Ingersoll Rand 2130 and 2130-2?
  A: The principal difference is anvil length. The 2130-2 features a 2" extended anvil, measures 9.25" overall, and weighs 4.6 lbs. The standard 2130 measures 7.25" overall and weighs 4.2 lbs. Both models have a 550 ft-lbs maximum reverse torque rating and 9,500 RPM free speed.
• Q: Why choose an extended-anvil impact wrench?
  A: The extended anvil positions the socket farther from the wrench housing, helping reach fasteners in recessed assemblies or around nearby obstructions. It can reduce the need for separate socket extensions in some applications. Verify socket engagement and available clearance before operating the tool.
• Q: What air compressor is needed for the 2130-2?
  A: Ingersoll Rand specifies 22 CFM air consumption at load and 4.4 CFM average consumption, with a 1/4" NPTF air inlet and a minimum 3/8" air hose. Select the compressor based on the expected duty cycle and the airflow required to maintain operating pressure. Average air consumption should not be mistaken for the airflow needed while the tool is working under load.
• Q: Can the 2130-2 be used to tighten vehicle lug nuts?
  A: Yes, it can be used for installing and removing compatible wheel fasteners using appropriate impact-rated sockets. However, the wrench's power settings do not provide calibrated final tightening torque. Always finish tightening wheel fasteners with a calibrated torque wrench according to the vehicle manufacturer's specifications.
• Q: What does the 550 ft-lbs maximum torque rating mean?
  A: The catalog identifies 550 ft-lbs as the maximum torque rating with reverse bias, meaning the tool is configured to emphasize loosening performance. Its separately published working torque range is 50–500 ft-lbs. Maximum reverse torque should not be interpreted as a precise tightening setting.

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