Sealey SA6009 Twin Hammer Extended Anvil Impact Wrench 1" Drive

The Sealey SA6009 is a heavy-duty twin hammer air impact wrench with a 1" square drive, designed for demanding applications in commercial and agricultural vehicle maintenance. Featuring a 6" extended anvil, this pneumatic impact wrench delivers exceptional access to recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners, making it invaluable for working on large vehicles and machinery where standard impact wrenches cannot reach.

Built with a durable aluminium housing, the SA6009 combines strength with a lightweight design for reduced operator fatigue during extended use. The twin hammer mechanism delivers an impressive 1550lb.ft (2100Nm) breakaway torque and 1000lb.ft (1350Nm) fastening torque, providing the power needed to tackle seized or over-torqued nuts and bolts on heavy commercial vehicles, agricultural equipment, and industrial machinery.

The ergonomically designed handle incorporates vibration-dampening features to reduce operator fatigue and improve comfort during prolonged use. Operating at 90psi with a free speed of 7500rpm, this professional-grade impact wrench is suitable for workshop environments equipped with appropriate compressed air supply. The tool weighs 5.4kg and features a 3/8" BSP air inlet, making it compatible with standard workshop air hose connections.

Features and Benefits:
• 6" extended anvil for accessing deeply recessed fasteners
• Twin hammer mechanism delivers high breakaway torque for seized fasteners
• Lightweight aluminium construction reduces operator fatigue
• Vibration-reducing handle design for improved comfort
• 1" square drive suitable for heavy-duty commercial and agricultural applications
• 3 year manufacturer's guarantee for peace of mind

Specifications:
Air Consumption: 17.6cfm
Brand: Sealey
Breakaway Torque: 1550lb.ft(2100Nm)
Drive: 1"Sq
Fastening Torque: 1000lb.ft(1350Nm)
Free Speed: 7500rpm
Inlet Size: 3/8"BSP
Nett Weight: 5.4kg
Noise Power/Pressure: 116/105dB(A)
Operating Pressure: 90psi
Vibration/Uncertainty: 11.37/0.98m/s²