Impact Wrenches

About Impact Wrenches

Impact wrenches deliver high-torque rotational force in short bursts, making them the go-to tool for loosening seized fasteners, changing tires, and assembling heavy equipment without fighting a torque wrench by hand. The category splits across three power sources: cordless battery-driven models dominate for portability, pneumatic (air-powered) wrenches remain the standard in professional shops running compressors, and a smaller corded segment bridges the two. Whether you are a weekend DIYer rotating tires or a tradesperson torquing structural bolts daily, there is a model sized and priced for you. The 117 products in this lineup span a wide range. Prices run from $41.00 for the Ryobi P235A on the 18-volt ONE+ platform up through $364.99 for the DEWALT DCF900P2 and $324.95 for the DEWALT DCF961B. Weights in the top tier range from 2.3 pounds (DEWALT DCF913B) to 12.3 pounds for full-size high-torque models. Cordless voltages sit primarily at 18 volts and 20 volts, with the Ryobi P235A topping 2,800 RPM and compact models like the DEWALT DCF923 coming in at 2.76 pounds on 20 volts. To narrow your choice, start with power source. Cordless tools like the DEWALT DCF900P1 (20V, 11 lbs, 4.8 stars, 2,633 reviews) suit job sites where outlets or air lines are impractical. Pneumatic options like the Ingersoll 231C ($118.98, 5.8 lbs, 3,316 reviews) deliver consistent torque in a permanent shop setup. Within cordless, match voltage to your existing battery platform first, then check weight carefully: a 2.3-pound compact handles tight engine bays far better than an 11-pound full-size model on overhead work.