- Square Drive 1/2"
- Free Speed 8,000 rpm
- Max Torque 550(745) ft-lb(Nm)
- Net Weight 2.6 kg
- Overall Length 188 mm
- Air Consumption 5.0 cfm
- Air Pressure 90 psi
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