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Impact wrench, power wrench can not be adjusted torque, how to prevent the screw is broken?

 

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You can use impact wrench with adjustable speed and impact power. Or screw it with your hand.

 

Makita and Hitachi have cordless impact drills with adjustable speed option.

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Yeah, I would probably use a torque drive when working with bolts like that. Adjustable power impact wrenches are a great tool but when you are cranking out a ton of power it can over drive and unlike metal it'll break. I see you got your impact working again?

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Fucking LUMU bastards!

I already hate these people, but the entertainment factor is just to good!

 

Though this is a new brand,still growing.

We will try to make the market acceptance of the brand.

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I don't think that is a bad idea. I would contact Eric or Dan at TiA and see if they could try one out. It would be interesting to see how the tool works out in a video put on by the guys. This is an unknown brand and if your trying to enter an American market it might be worth putting the tool out to professionals like those guys for consumer review.

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I don't think that is a bad idea. I would contact Eric or Dan at TiA and see if they could try one out. It would be interesting to see how the tool works out in a video put on by the guys. This is an unknown brand and if your trying to enter an American market it might be worth putting the tool out to professionals like those guys for consumer review.

Wishing hear good news from you.

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We exist for the simple target: Do the better tool, To easy your work.

We have a young and creative R&D team .

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You can use impact wrench with adjustable speed and impact power. Or screw it with your hand.

 

Makita and Hitachi have cordless impact drills with adjustable speed option.

Ryobi had one as well.

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