Find Snapon MG725 1/2" Drive Air Impact Wrench in Louisville, Kentucky, US, for US $194.99

Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details: Part Brand:Snap On Manufacturer Part Number:MG 725

Description:

Already have a MG31? Most people do. Time for a matched set. The MG725 has more than just the family resemblance. It has the family attitude. Power. Power. More Power. Durability. Balance. Good looks. Ask your Snap-on® representative for more information.

MG725 Features:

• Unit delivers an outstanding 1,190 ft. lb. (1,613 N•m) of Bolt Break Away Torque!

• 810 ft. lb. (1,094 N•m) of Recommended Working Torque

• One piece precision machined magnesium housing yields an extremely durable lightweight, balanced unit with minimal vibration. Superior control with less user fatigue and longer tool life.

• 8 vane rotor provides faster motor start up and greater performance with more torque.

• Single chamber motor provides greater power and speed to remove stubborn bolts.

• Muffler kit reduces noise for quiet performance. Work longer with less auditory strain.

• Patented cushion grip ribbed handle cover resists most shop chemicals and is easily field replaced. Helps insulate tool from cold and reduces vibration.

• Patented tip valve trigger provides increased air flow and greater tool control.

• Twin hammer impact mechanism is durable and hard hitting. Fewer parts, less down time.

• Sealed in oil bath lubrication with Red Line Synthetic Oil always keeps impact mechanism lubricated for less wear.

• Slim style nose is ideal for working in restricted access areas.

• Anvil stop feature - Anvil stops when trigger is released. Prevents anvil from throwing nuts and sockets.

• Cushion grip trigger button delivers improved comfort and control.

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