Ingersoll Rand 2235TiMAX 1/2” Drive Air Impact Wrench – Lightweight 4.6 lb Design, Powerful Torque Output Up to 1,350 ft-lbs, Titanium Hammer Case, Max Control, Gray

Lightweight, very powerful impact gun

I had my last Ingersoll Rand impact for 20 years, I am expecting to get that out of this one, if not Ill be back to amend my rating to 4 stars. Extremely powerful and light, this impact wrench is a great addition to any shop. It is a little louder than I had anticipated but not obnoxious and there is a quiet version of it. See you in 20 years.

I have always wanted one of these because I knew how good they were and now I have one and with care it will last me the rest of my life using it around my home shop. Plenty of nut busting power forward and reverse.

I bought the 2235QTi Max to replace my old 1/2 Cornwell impact Ive had and used for the past ten years. Unfortunately there are no Cornwell trucks that run within two hours of me to get a replacement, so I decided to give IR a go. Ive used other IR guns in the past and they were great. I bought the QTi Max expecting decent home performance, but it is woeful at best. I have a 30 gallon compressor that runs close to 120 PSI without a sweat, and this gun struggled to get lugnuts off of my Saab 9³; same thing with my Mitsubishi Montero. I had to remove my axle nut on the Montero to replace my left front wheel bearing and this gun didnt even budge the thing. I took out my battery powered Snap-On impact and it ripped the nut off without a sweat, something that this IR spec-wise shouldve been able to do without an issue. IR WAS a quality brand, but now Im not so sure. The fit and finish was great, as was the ergonomics, but the performance was worse than a Harbor Freight impact. Perhaps I got a dud, but given I have a lot of other IR products (angle grinder, several drills, cut off wheel, and an ancient 1/2 impact from them that I lend out to people) I expected the same quality.

i like it a lot. Definitely a lot stronger than others i have seen our used. Only problem, i dont like having to take it apart to grease it.

nice and quiet with a lot of power

My nephew was visiting and had to do some work on his 18 wheeler. He has a less powerful impact wrench and was struggling to get the job done. I brought my new one out and zip zip the job was done. Its got more power and is lighter weight than the one it replaced. Does a great job without tiring you out. I highly recommend it.

Lightweight with ungodly power. Extremely rugged and easy one hand use.

Just a little bit heavy

My old Chicago pneumatic CP734 finally got to the point where it would no longer remove Honda crankshaft bolts. This gun can do what the old CP only dreamed of.