Ingersoll Rand 2175MAX 1 Inch Drive Air Impact Wrench

Product Description

The INGERSOLL RAND 2175MAX is a heavy-duty pneumatic impact wrench built around a 1-inch square drive and rated at 2,000 ft/lb of torque. It operates at up to 4,500 RPM and delivers 740 blows per minute, making it well-suited for high-fastener-count work where cycle time matters. Air supply requirements are 90 psi at 14.2 CFM through a 1/2-inch inlet. The pistol-grip handle keeps the tool balanced and controllable during extended use. Overall length is 10 inches. This tool is installed and operated by mechanics, millwrights, heavy equipment technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals.

The 2175MAX is designed for demanding industrial and commercial applications including heavy truck and fleet service, mining equipment maintenance, construction equipment repair, and any setting requiring high-torque fastener removal or installation. The 1-inch drive accommodates large-format sockets used on heavy machinery, axle nuts, and structural fasteners. Its compact 10-inch length allows use in tighter spaces than larger drive tools of comparable torque output.

Key Features

• 2,000 ft/lb torque output for heavy fastener applications
• 4,500 RPM free speed with 740 blows per minute
• 1-inch square drive accepts heavy-duty impact sockets
• Pistol-grip handle for balanced control during extended use
• 1/2-inch air inlet at 90 psi and 14.2 CFM air consumption
• Compact 10-inch overall length relative to torque class

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1-inch drive impact sockets and accessories. Requires a compressed air supply capable of sustaining 90 psi at a minimum of 14.2 CFM through a 1/2-inch line and fittings.

Installation Notes

Connect to a properly sized air compressor and supply line rated for the tool's CFM and pressure requirements before operation. Inspect the air inlet fitting and hose connections for leaks prior to use, and ensure the air supply is equipped with an inline filter-regulator-lubricator (FRL) unit to protect internal components. Always disconnect the air supply before changing sockets or performing any maintenance. Follow applicable OSHA general industry standards for pneumatic tool use and personal protective equipment.