Ingersoll Rand 2130 1/2" Drive Air-Powered Impact Wrench

Amazon Customer: works well, durable, decent price

United States on Jul 25, 2023

Mario garcia: Trabaja muy bien en aflojar los birlos de autos muy buen torque ligera

Mexico on Mar 13, 2023

Taylor: Bought this when I started my job as a lube technician. It was between this pneumatic impact or a cordless electric impact but this won over it as it is much lighter (the electric impacts are just too heavy and tiring to be using above your head all day) It has been used daily for the last seven months and I’ve had no issues with it. All I do is add about four drops of tool oil every morning (definitely overkill but it’s cheap insurance.) I’d would highly recommend buying the boot that goes with this gun (Just search 2130 boot). The handle doesn’t get scratched up but the top part can if you aren’t careful when setting it down but with the boot, there’s no fear of that. I’ve recommended this impact to all of our new guys and it has definitely impressed some of the guys that have used other more expensive brands. Overall this is a really good impact for the price and great for someone just starting in the industry.

United States on Jun 30, 2020

Cesar Garcia: Muy buen producto

Mexico on Jun 19, 2020

Chipy: This gun is awesome and durable

Canada on Feb 08, 2020

Bradley Wells: Great product

Australia on Jan 19, 2020

Jon Clapham: Works perfectly, a little low on power but definitely worth the money. Does almost everything I need it to, but do have to get out the 2135 titanium for the stubborn bolts. At the price of this though I would definitely buy again.

Canada on Oct 23, 2018

Michael N Mikulaninec: Easily and rapidly removes/replaces wheel lugs on all our vehicles with little noise or drama.

It works at lower pressures but if you make sure it has at least 80PSI dynamic at the tool its a joy to use.

It reminds me a bit of the experience of driving a truly fast car that is built for speed. It doesnt seem like you are going fast, it just seems like everyone else is going slow. This wrench has you wondering if those fasteners were actually fully torqued, as it so quickly removes them without even jumping around in your hand. It makes it look and sound easy.

I cant imagine a better tool for my use unless it was cheaper or came with a guy to do the work for you.

5 stars.

I edited this review because I've come to realize just how little so many people understand about pneumatics. Be skeptical of reviews by people who claim that their air tools dont work. I'm confident that many of these people dont understand the concept of static or dynamic pressure, dont know how much pressure is dropped through their quick couplings and hoses, and have never actually measured with a gauge to see how much pressure is actully supplied at the...

United States on Jul 23, 2011

K. Chiew: I purchased this impact wrench to replace a very old Craftsman hand me down which doesn't have adequate power. The wrench is finished in very nice composite body with the air ports at the handle of the wrench. Power setting is established with a dial on the rear of the unit. There is a direction switch just below the dial setting. The trigger is very responsive and has variable power delivery. It fits 1/2 inch impact sockets perfectly and has a design where it grips the socket so it doesn't fall off easily.

The very first time I used this was to loosen up axle nut on a 7 year old car driven in the Northern USA climate (salt + road grime). I would presume the torque delivery was very close to its maximum, but after 2-3 seconds of hammering, the axle nut came loose. Pretty impressive. I loosen up both side of the FWD axle in one minute. It saved me time, my back and possibly my knuckles if I would have it done manually with an extra long breaker bar.

The wrench has a very nice balance and is pretty lightweight for its size and torque delivery. Please adhere to its minimum air delivery and pressure (make sure your compressor is up to snuff). The wrench...

United States on Sep 16, 2010

John H. HendersonJohn H. Henderson: I have been performing maintenance on the family cars since my dad died when I was fifteen. That makes over a quarter century of brakes jobs and tire rotations, removing and tightening lugs with a T wrench. A couple weeks ago, I bought a compressor; mainly to keep the tires inflated, but I couldn't resist sizing it at least marginally enough to run an impact wrench. Then I couldn't resist going ahead and getting the wrench. I worked a little overtime, made my order, and my Ingersoll-Rand 2130 was on the table when I got home from work this evening. I immediately went out to perform an overdue rotation on the Silverado. Those who've used impact wrenches regularly will laugh, but I was downright dumbfounded when the wrench tapped the lug nut a few times and spun the nut off in a fraction of a second. And the wrench hardly attempts to turn in your hand. Had I known an impact wrench would make life this easy, I would have invested in the wrench and compressor years ago.

I did some research before purchasing, reading a lot of reviews and comparing specs. I pretty much decided one was wasting his money going below about the $110 point. The other...

United States on Sep 30, 2009