Ingersoll Rand 2925RBP1TIEX Atex Air Impact Wrench | 3/4" Drive Size | 5200 RPM | 1600 ft-lbs Max Torque

Designed for demanding fastening and removal work in potentially explosive atmospheres, the Ingersoll Rand 2925RBP1TiEX ATEX Air Impact Wrench combines a 3/4" square drive with a reverse-biased configuration that delivers up to 1,600 ft-lbs of maximum reverse torque. Its 5,200 RPM free speed supports efficient fastener run-down, while the pistol-grip design provides a compact handling profile for large bolted connections in applications where an ATEX-rated pneumatic tool is required.

The 2925RBP1TiEX is the ATEX configuration of the reverse-biased 2925 platform, providing increased torque output in reverse for demanding fastener removal. Its twin hammer impact mechanism (two hammers that deliver balanced impacts to the anvil) provides consistent torque transfer, while the titanium hammer case helps protect the impact system without unnecessary weight. The 3/4" square drive with thru-hole accommodates compatible impact-rated sockets and positive retention hardware for heavy equipment, process-industry, and other large-fastener service applications.

Type: ATEX Air Impact Wrench | Series: 2925 Series | Model: 2925RBP1TiEX | Configuration: Pistol | Drive Size: 3/4" | Drive Type: Square, Thru-Hole | Impact Mechanism: Twin Hammer | Motor Configuration: Reverse Biased | Max Reverse Torque: 1,600 ft-lbs | Free Speed: 5,200 RPM | Hammer Case: Titanium | Special Configuration: ATEX

Features:

• ATEX configuration is intended for qualifying applications where appropriately rated equipment is required for potentially explosive atmospheres.
• Reverse-biased design provides increased torque output in reverse for breaking loose stubborn fasteners.
• Twin hammer impact mechanism delivers balanced impacts for consistent torque transfer during demanding bolting work.
• Titanium hammer case provides durable protection around the impact mechanism while helping control overall tool weight.
• 3/4" square drive with thru-hole accommodates compatible impact-rated sockets and positive socket-retention hardware.
• Pistol-grip configuration provides a compact operating profile for large-fastener installation and removal.
• 5,200 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 cost,s use it with a Filter-Regulator-Lubricator (FRLs)

Applications:

• Oil and gas operations — servicing large bolted connections in qualifying work areas where ATEX-rated pneumatic equipment is required.
• Petrochemical and process facilities — performing equipment maintenance and fastener removal in applicable classified environments.
• Industrial plant maintenance — handling substantial 3/4"-drive fasteners where site safety requirements specify appropriately certified tools.
• Heavy equipment service — removing stubborn nuts and bolts on machinery used in qualifying hazardous-area operations.
• Maintenance and shutdown work — supporting large-fastener service tasks where the tool's specific ATEX classification is suitable for the designated work zone.

FAQs:

• Q: What does ATEX mean for the Ingersoll Rand 2925RBP1TiEX?
  A: ATEX refers to European requirements governing equipment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. The tool should only be used in a classified area when its exact ATEX marking and equipment category are suitable for that specific zone and hazard.
• Q: Is 1,600 ft-lbs the tightening torque of this impact wrench?
  A: No. The 1,600 ft-lbs figure is the maximum reverse torque rating for fastener removal. Do not use the maximum reverse torque figure as a controlled final-tightening specification.
• Q: What does reverse biased mean?
  A: A reverse-biased configuration is designed to provide greater torque output in reverse, making the wrench particularly useful for breaking loose stubborn or heavily loaded fasteners.
• Q: What sockets should be used with the 2925RBP1TiEX?
  A: Use compatible 3/4"-drive impact-rated sockets and the appropriate retention hardware for the thru-hole anvil. Socket selection and any associated equipment must also comply with applicable requirements for the work environment.
• Q: Can this ATEX impact wrench be used in any hazardous location?
  A: No. Suitability depends on the tool's exact ATEX classification and the zone, gas or dust group, and temperature requirements of the work area. Verify the complete product marking and site requirements before placing the tool into service.

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