how much torque does this deliver ?
1709862
This is not a powerhouse for driving screws. It works well with predrilled holes and screws less than an inch long. It takes a while to get used to the ergonomics. Its more of a "gadget" than a tool that can replace a standard cordless drill.
1709863
The description above says:The Gyro has the ability to operate at 180 revolutions per minute and apply 35 inches per pound in torque while screwdriving.
1709864
Pretty much for most light to normal household jobs. Very handy, but for heavy duty applications.
1709865
I have several 18V drivers, and this little guy seems to have almost as much torque as the big ones. It is really amazing.
1709866
I have no trouble driving 2" deck screws into fresh wood; 3" into dry wood. Or sheet metal screws into aluminum or corrugated metal.
521596
Thanks for your inquiry. Here is some information about this motor. Hope it can help you. Torque: 60 N*cm 12V DC; 120RPM Diameter: 25mm ; Length [excluding shaft]: 59mm Shaft diameter: 4mm Shaft length: 11mm ; Total length: 70mm
882616
I agree with Matt M. This is for much higher torque, such as with an electric handrill. It is well-worth the price to me and I can reccomend it. It's good with the Milwaukee flex tips as an accessory.
715786
There are 3 settings for torque on this gun - one could use the medium setting then finalizing torque by hand with a torque wrench to the exact specification you desire. 500 lbs is a lot of torque however. I use this on the high setting when I'm only torqueing my truck wheels to 150 ft lbs and its ok as long as I don't torque overly long.
832179
I've bought this tool to loosen my car's nuts, I've used to loosen the shock absorber nuts, and this tool rocks 100%, on its specification its said its have 280 pound-feet torque, and its enough for me, for casual uses.
1771938
I am not sure, I did not measure how much torque. I raised my 670lb Harley using a socket and a 16" breaker bar. It went up and down smoothly with little force. I did put a small amount of grease on the screw first as the directions indicate.
2175690
Yea,that's about right.You need a lot of leverage when using a torque wrench.Smaller than the Craftsman 1/2" clicker type I've had for years.Works well so far.Only downside is I use it rarely so install/uninstall battery with every use.
537975
Not sure what you mean by does it "do" inch-lbs. of torque. Inch-lbs. is purely a unit of measurement. Inch-lbs. also calculate to ft./lbs. According to the website it has a maximum output of 1740 in-lbs. of torque. But this is not a torque wrench, and it is not variable so you cannot "set" it to a specific torque setting. You will get nearly maximum torque with each application. Not sure if that helps or not.
1952593
As I look at the Mini-Ratchet, I can't find anything regarding torque ratings. I'm sure, since it measures only 4" long X 1/2" wide X 5/16" thick it won't be able to withstand very high torque. But, that is just my opinion.
1130126
I would expect so. The max advertised is *Max Torque of 220-Feet/-Pound. As said I was surprised at its power. I wish I had one sooner. Its worth the money. Hope this helps. Be Blessed - John
1096900
Yes it'll get the job done with more to spare.Read the instruction manual on using the torque setting for drilling and screwing.
1961405
Hi I don't know what the torque is but it's very powerful just like my husbands drill. I was so sick of people stealing my tools on the job so I got all pink even an extension cord. I love that drill!! Now no one wants to steal my tools on job sites. LOL
2026790
it has alot of torque, i use it for drilling holes mostly. I recommend a ratcheting screw gun for screws.
247911
2800 rpm at the first setting. This thing has tons of power/torque. It's loud. It devours mild steel in a hail of sparks.
1190636
No less then 10lb 2.5 motor that is the minimum.. the specs. Are on the tool. Anything less will be not enough torque for the tools..
1762929
Makita-built motor delivers 200 in.lbs. of Max Torque and 120 in.lbs. of PTI torque in an ultra compact sizeVariable 2-speed design (0-350 & 0-1,300 RPM) covers a wide range of drilling and driving applications- See more at: http://www.makita.com/en-us/Modules/Tools/ToolDetails.aspx?Name=FD02W#sthash.xiAqbM4P.dpufGreat little drill use most of the time in doors.
770813
If you go to Wondermotor's web site, you can find the max. torque load in inch pounds. An 8" pulley would be 4" out from center. Divide the max. in. lb. rating by 4 & it ought to be pretty close. It won't be very much. I just checked & it's rated at 8.5 foot pounds, that's 102 in. lb. This works out to about 25.5 lb. with the 8"ulley. In reality, I don't think it would actually lift that much without damaging the plastic driven gear inside. I used mine to build a mobility scooter hoist to get the sections of my scooter in the back of the car. At the highest part on my lift I have a 4" diameter spool of webbing. It lifted the 28 lb. deck section OK but it was groaning. I added a pulley block to cut the load in half.