Ingersoll Rand 2925RB2Ti Super Duty Air Impact Wrench | 1" Drive Size | 6500 RPM | 1700 (ft-lbs) Max Torque

When large fasteners on trucks, construction equipment, and industrial machinery require more torque than 3/4"-drive tools can provide, the Ingersoll Rand 2925RB2Ti Super Duty Air Impact Wrench delivers up to 1,700 ft-lbs of maximum reverse torque for loosening stubborn connections. Its 1" square drive accepts matching impact-rated sockets used for large commercial and industrial fasteners, while the 6,500 RPM free speed supports quick fastener run-down before resistance activates the impact mechanism.

The 2925RB2Ti uses a twin hammer impact mechanism (two hammers that deliver balanced blows to the anvil for consistent torque transfer) and a titanium hammer case that combines protection for the impact mechanism with reduced tool weight compared with conventional steel construction. A four-position power regulator helps the operator manage forward output for different fastening conditions, while the D-handle configuration and auxiliary handle provide multiple gripping points for controlling the wrench under load. The 2" extended anvil improves access to recessed fasteners, making this model suited to fleet maintenance, heavy equipment repair, industrial MRO, and machinery service. 

Type: Air Impact Wrench | Series: 2925 Series | Model: 2925RB2Ti | Configuration: D-Handle | Drive Size: 1" | Drive Type: Square Drive | Anvil Length: 2" Extended Anvil | Impact Mechanism: Twin Hammer | Max Reverse Torque: 1,700 ft-lbs | Free Speed: 6,500 RPM | Hammer Case Material: Titanium

Features:

• Twin hammer impact mechanism delivers balanced impacts for consistent torque transfer during large-fastener installation and removal.
• Titanium hammer case protects the impact mechanism while helping reduce tool weight for handling during repetitive service work.
• Four-position power regulator allows the operator to adjust forward output to match different fastening requirements.
• 2" extended anvil provides additional reach when accessing recessed fasteners and deep wheel assemblies.
• D-handle configuration and auxiliary handle provide multiple gripping points for positioning and controlling the wrench under load.
• 1" square drive accepts compatible impact-rated sockets used for commercial vehicle, equipment, and industrial machinery service.
• 6,500 RPM free speed supports efficient fastener run-down before the impact mechanism encounters resistance.

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

Applications:

• Heavy truck and fleet maintenance — removing and installing wheel, suspension, chassis, and drivetrain fasteners on commercial vehicles.
• Construction and off-road equipment repair — servicing large nuts and bolts on loaders, excavators, graders, tractors, and similar machinery.
• Industrial maintenance and MRO — completing large-fastener work on production machinery, pumps, structural assemblies, and plant equipment.
• Tire and wheel service — reaching recessed wheel fasteners where the 2" extended anvil provides additional clearance.
• Manufacturing and equipment assembly — running down and removing 1"-drive fasteners during machinery assembly, overhaul, and scheduled maintenance.

FAQs:

• Q: Is 1,700 ft-lbs the tightening torque of the Ingersoll Rand 2925RB2Ti?
  A: No. The 1,700 ft-lbs figure is the manufacturer-rated maximum reverse torque for fastener removal. Use the manufacturer’s forward working torque specifications and the required joint torque when selecting a tool for controlled tightening applications.
• Q: What is the purpose of the 2" extended anvil?
  A: The extended anvil provides additional reach between the tool body and socket. This configuration is useful for recessed fasteners, deep wheel assemblies, and other applications where a standard-length anvil may not provide sufficient access.
• Q: What sockets fit the 2925RB2Ti?
  A: This model uses a 1" square drive and requires compatible 1"-drive impact-rated sockets. Standard chrome hand-tool sockets should not be used because they are not manufactured to withstand repeated impact loads.
• Q: What does the four-position power regulator do?
  A: The regulator allows the operator to select among four forward power settings to better match tool output to the fastening task. Final tightening torque should still be verified using the appropriate calibrated torque-control method when the application requires a specified fastener torque.
• Q: Why does the 2925RB2Ti use a titanium hammer case?
  A: Titanium provides strong protection around the impact mechanism while helping reduce weight compared with conventional steel construction. This can make the wrench easier to position during repetitive large-fastener service work.