1/2" Mini Air Impact Wrench with Grip

Wow This impact gun came in handy when I needed it. It's light weight and packs a punch when busting bolts loose. I do a lot of chassis work on big trucks and I have to say this has saved so much time versus using a ratchet. It's built solid and the best thing about it is it's compact enough to get in tight spaces. Highly recommended

This thing is awesome gets in tight spots it light and has multi speeds in reverse and forward

Use it for about 2 weeks or so and this lil guy can dismantle a car in less then 8 hrs. Very strong light weight and can fit in tight spaces using swivel sockets. I also use hi-flow fittings. Love it so much I want to get another one because there so good for the price. Excellent product by Sunex tools.

This little guy packs a punch! works great for lugnuts, subframe bolts, and axle and even crankshaft bolts. Used with a 25 ft 3/8 airhose @ 140 psi, grease it every day I use it (has a grease point on the front near the nose) .

Like the size and the price. Gets into tight spots and is nice and light. Not convinced that it puts out the torque as advertised. Had trouble removing lug nuts from a 3/4 ton. Had to break some loose with a breaker bar.

This compact little air impact has consistently beaten out most every other impact I'd seen in my shop, it outperformed full size Snap-On impacts from the past few years, and has destroyed every single old style Ingersoll-Rand impact I've found. For $100, I couldn't see a better deal for a professional mechanic. It's been a mainstay of my cart since the day I bought it. This impact will really do anything I need, If I need more power odds are I'm jumping straight to a 1 inch impact.

It's smaller than my 3/8 impact and it's pretty powerful. I don't know the corporating for right but it's not as powerful as a regular half inch I don't think it has 500 reverse but at least 350

I am a professional tech and use air tools constantly. I prefer the compact 1/2" version because its lighter and capable of getting into tighter spots than the conventional gun. I have had numerous Ingersoll Rand and Aircat composite compact models. All failed within 2 years or lost significant impact power. This Sunex wrench is heavier than the others but has significant more power for about the same size. I have used it for 2 months so far and it has performed well. Plenty of torque for lug nuts, suspension and brake hardware. Very satisfied so far. Hopefully it will last longer than 2 years.

Sunex has been my new favorite brand over tool trucks like mac and snap on. Sunex has in past made tools for the bigger brands that are then rebranded with w bigger price tag. SUNEX is lifetime warranty also. So just avoid the middle man and go to the source for 1/3 of the cost. SUNEX makes really nice line of tools. Get the USA made stuff and you will be happy. They do have a Taiwan line made tools. So does everyone else. USA made is great.

Very good for the money. Not sure how long it will last in my industry. However, it has good power and runs smoothly. Fits in some mechanic uniform pockets too. If you are automotive it would work great.