Ingersoll Rand 500A Angle Pulse Tool | Non Shut-Off | 7,000 RPM | 12-30 (ft-lbs) Torque Range | 3/8" Square Drive

Ingersoll Rand 500A Angle Pulse Tool is designed for medium-torque fastening applications where access to confined spaces and reduced operator fatigue are important. Featuring an angle configuration, a non-shut-off clutch, 7,000 RPM free speed, a 12–30 ft-lbs torque range, and a 3/8" square drive, this pneumatic pulse tool delivers smooth fastening performance while minimizing torque reaction through its oil pulse mechanism. The angle head design provides improved access to difficult-to-reach fasteners commonly found in production environments.

The 500A is well suited for repetitive industrial assembly operations where controlled medium-torque fastening and maneuverability are essential. Its non-shut-off operation allows experienced operators to control fastening cycles while benefiting from the smooth power delivery characteristic of pulse tooling.

Type: Angle Pneumatic Pulse Tool | Model: 500A | Clutch Type: Non Shut-Off | Configuration: Angle | Free Speed: 7,000 RPM | Torque Range: 12–30 ft-lbs | Drive Size: 3/8" Square

Features:

• Angle head design provides improved access to fasteners located in confined or obstructed work areas.
• Oil pulse mechanism helps reduce torque reaction for improved operator comfort during repetitive fastening tasks.
• Non shut-off operation allows the operator to control the fastening cycle as required by the application.
• 7,000 RPM free speed supports fast production cycle times.
• 12–30 ft-lbs torque range is suitable for controlled medium-torque assembly applications.
• 3/8-inch square drive accepts compatible industrial sockets for a variety of fastening tasks.

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

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Applications:

• Automotive assembly operations requiring improved access to fasteners.
• Industrial equipment and machinery manufacturing.
• Appliance production and general manufacturing assembly.
• Assembly stations with limited clearance where an angle tool improves accessibility.
• Medium-torque fastening applications requiring reduced torque reaction and consistent operator control.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the benefit of the angle configuration?
  A: The angle head provides improved access to fasteners in confined spaces where an inline tool may be difficult to position.
• Q: What does non shut-off mean?
  A: A non shut-off pulse tool does not automatically stop at a preset torque. The operator controls the fastening cycle based on the application requirements.
• Q: What torque range does the 500A provide?
  A: The catalog confirms a fastening torque range of 12–30 ft-lbs.
• Q: What drive size does this tool use?
  A: The 500A features a 3/8-inch square drive for use with compatible industrial sockets.
• Q: Does the catalog specify weight, air consumption, air inlet size, operating pressure, or sound level?
  A: No. Those specifications were not confirmed in the provided source and have therefore been omitted.

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