This screwdriver bit is suitable for power tools and air tools to drive hex head screws.
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Not sure what the difference is but there seems to be one. He borrowed mine the next day and at 90 psi, it took the nut off. He cranked the air pressure up too about 120 and it still would not remove this nut. He has CH 1/2 impact, not sure what the cost was. Last year my buddy and i got back from an ATV trip and he tore a CV boot and needed to remove his axle. About 4 years ago my dad bought me a 1/2 in impact wrench made by ingersoll rand, it was about 130 dollars. Here is a short story, but unfortionally i dont know part numbers.