I need a 1" drive impact.

[ladrones]

I need to purchase a 1" drive impact over the next few months.

I have a IR titanium 3/4 " drive. It's been good, I have rebuilt it a couple of times over the years. No biggie. It still hits hard.
The 1" version is basically the same thing with a one inch anvil.

I would like to keep the price around 1-1200.00. I would like to have a lighter weight one for impacting 300-400 nuts/bolts in a day if need be.

Any good suggestions?

 

[kctyphoon]

3 different version of an IR here..
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000KL6HV0/?tag=atomicindus08-20

HF does make a cheap one for like $200 or something.. but something tells me your not looking for that..

 

[WittHay]

Check out the Mac or Proto. Came out in the last couple of years. They seem to be powerful and lightweight. They have both the pistol grip and D handle versions.

Have always used the old school Chicago made in Japan tire shop type. Heavy as anything but they do stand up.

 

[Jbullfrog]

I have a CP 796 that needs the housing replaced. The housing is about $550 and $25 for valve and seals. It came from a railroad purchasing agent's retirement auction. The paint looks like it may not have been used. $100 and shipping. I have a twin to it that I use a few times a year. I also have an IR long shaft for truck wheels. My 796 will snap 7/8" bolts if you don't soak them before trying to break them loose, It's a beast even compared to an 1" long gun.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NP0RSM/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[ladrones]

One I'm looking at is a cat branded made in Japan impact. It is 915.00. The downside is it is 26 pounds.

 

[RedneckWelder]

For that much use I'd have to get the Proto offering due to it's lighter weight

We use the CP big old school guns at work. I couldn't imagine 300-400 bolts a day...unless I slung it from a crane (which I have done for repetitive work)

 

[Wamsutta]

How about a 1 inch drive Sioux?

11.7 pounds

 

[Wamsutta]

How about a 1 inch drive Chicago Pneumatic?

12.3 pounds

 

[ladrones]

How about a 1 inch drive Sioux?

11.7 pounds

It has some nice stats.
Features

Pistol Grip
Steel Anvil Housing
Air Inlet Size: 3/8" NPT (IW75 series)
Hose Size: 1/2" (30 mm)
Performance rated @ 90 psig (6.2 bar) air pressure
Drive Size: 1 in. / 25 mm
Bolt Cap Grade 5: 3/4 in. / 19 mm
Maximum Working Torque: 825 ft lb / 1119 Nm
Maximum Torque: 1100 ft lb / 1492 Nm
Blows Per Minute: 1000
Free Speed: 5700
Weight: 11.7 lbs / 5.3 kg
Length: 7.6 in. / 193 mm
Side to Center: 1.75 in. / 45 mm
Avg Air Consumption: 15 cfm / 7 l/s
Socket Retainer Style: Hole
Country of Origin: Taiwan
Item Type: IND
Ships In: Ship within 2 to 3 weeks

 

[anndel]

FYI Sioux is owned by Snap On Tools

 

[scissorman]

What are you using it for?

 

[oldldh]

Back to working on "I-Phones", again...

Are ya???

 

[jfcasey]

Doing pad swaps?

 

[cheesehead2]

I have a CP 796 that needs the housing replaced. The housing is about $550 and $25 for valve and seals. It came from a railroad purchasing agent's retirement auction. The paint looks like it may not have been used. $100 and shipping. I have a twin to it that I use a few times a year. I also have an IR long shaft for truck wheels. My 796 will snap 7/8" bolts if you don't soak them before trying to break them loose, It's a beast even compared to an 1" long gun.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NP0RSM/?tag=atomicindus08-20

That CP 796 is quite a tool for sure. Industrial Model no. is a 611. Output 2800 FT LB. MAX. working torque 1800 FT. LB.
That's a great price on Amazon. Right around the cost to small distributors.

 

[ChrisLS8]

The earthquake has a lot of power for the price and it was used in a large shop servicing buses and dump trucks. It does weight 22 lbs however

 

[WittHay]

One I'm looking at is a cat branded made in Japan impact. It is 915.00. The downside is it is 26 pounds.

The Proto J199WP is 15.2 lbs and made in Taiwan. Tools-Plus.com has it for $672.00. The equivalent Mac version is AWP099

https://www.tools-plus.com/proto-tool-j199wp.html

 

[ladrones]

The Proto J199WP is 15.2 lbs and made in Taiwan. Tools-Plus.com has it for $672.00. The equivalent Mac version is AWP099

https://www.tools-plus.com/proto-tool-j199wp.html

I have been looking at the proto version and it seems reasonably priced. The trigger looks a little weak based on photos. I'm going to dig deeper into the reviews.

 

[Pipe_guy]

How about a 1 inch drive Chicago Pneumatic?

12.3 pounds

I have that one and it's a beast. I'm very happy with it.

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