Ingersoll Rand Thundergun SL 1/2" Drive Air Impact Wrench
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Ingersoll Rand
- Mfg Part #: IR232TGSL
- UPC: 663023015002
- Category: Parts & Accessories
Product Description
Also known as: IR 232TGSL, IR232TGSL, IRC-232TGSL, IRT232TGSL; Features and Benefits: Distinctive appearance, similar to the IR ThunderGun racing tool Adjustable power regulator Our fastest 1/2" impact wrench 625 ft./lbs. max reverse torque 500...
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