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Ingersoll-Rand 2130 1/2-Inch Heavy-Duty Air Impact Wrench | 
 enlarge | Brand: Ingersoll-Rand
Category: Home Improvement
Department: Pro Auto Tools / www.TCPglobal.com
List Price: $289.00
Buy New: $134.99
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Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 1364
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Size: EACH
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 3.5 x 9.1 x 9.3
MPN: IR 212TK2
Model: 2130
UPC: 663023018027
EAN: 0814227019949
ASIN: B0002UNR6W
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Offers 550 feet-per-pound of maximum Torque | | • | Full stroke tease throttle | | • | Easy glide forward/ reverse switch | | • | Multi position power management | | • | Lightweight reinforced aluminum hammer case |
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Product Description
This Ingersoll Rand impact wrench has all the performance features you expect from the Ingersoll Rand family of impact tools. This lightweight ergonomic package houses a powerful twin-hammer mechanism.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Ingersoll Rand 2130 1/2-Inch Heavy-Duty Air Impact Wrench offers the powerful performance and advanced features you need to get the job done right the first time. Its robust twin-hammer mechanism and composite housing provide superior ergonomics, and its durable design pays off in years of quality performance. |
1/2-Inch Heavy-Duty Air Impact Wrench
At a Glance:- Provides 550 ft./lbs. max torque for heavy-duty professional jobs
- Multi-position power management for optimum control
- Fewer working parts minimize maintenance
- Lightweight reinforced aluminum hammer case for less bulk
- 1-year warranty
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Featuring multi-position power management and easy-glide forward/reverse switches. View larger. | 
Get the most out of the 2130 Air Impact Wrench with Ingersoll Rand Impact Sockets (sold separately). |
Get Professional Performance
Like all of Ingersoll Rand's air impact tools, the 2130 Impact Wrench is an ideal choice for the discerning professional. With fewer working parts, simplified maintenance, and less wasted energy, this heavy-duty tool makes quick work of all your professional mechanic jobs. Use it for tire rotation, removing and tightening lugs, brake work, and much more.550 Ft-Lbs Maximum Torque
The 2130 provides an impressive 550 ft./lbs. of maximum torque (50 - 500 ft./lbs. working torque) to tackle the tough jobs. At the same time, multi-position power management and an easy-glide forward/reverse switch give you reliable control for improved precision. And for smooth operation, the wrench features a full-stroke tease throttle. Compact, Lightweight Design
Weighing just 4.2 pounds and measuring 7.25 inches in length, the 2130 can fit into tight spaces and won't put excessive strain on your wrists and hands. Its lightweight, reinforced aluminum hammer case also helps cut down on the bulk. The 2130 is backed by a one-year warranty. Ingersoll Rand Air Tools: Reliability and Power
Whether you're working in the shop, at the garage, or on a heavy-duty jobsite, you can depend on Ingersoll Rand air tools for quality and performance. Ingersoll Rand tools are powerful, durable, and easy to use, reducing downtown and improving productivity. For more than 100 years, the company's advanced engineering, manufacturing, and service models have set a standard of excellence. Trust Ingersoll Rand to help you complete your work faster and easier than ever before. What's in the Box
Ingersoll-Rand 2130 1/2-Inch Heavy-Duty Air Impact Wrench and manual.
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| Customer Reviews:
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Great for my uses. Wish I had gotten it years ago September 30, 2009
John H. Henderson (Las Cruces, NM, USA)
21 out of 21 found this review helpful
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 contender that would minimally meet my needs at the lowest price was the Ingersoll-Rand 231C 1/2-Inch Super Duty Air Impact Wrench. I'm sure I would have been happy with that, but moving up the 2130 seemed to be good value. For about $30 more you got a little more forward torque (500 ft-lbs. vs 350), a little more speed (9500 RPM vs 8000), about 2/3 the weight (~4 lbs. vs. 6) at very little additional air use (4.4 SCFM vs 4.2, however they measure that).
I was a bit concerned about my compressor being up to the wrench. It's a Sears Craftsman 20 gallon, 1.5 HP, 150 max. PSI rated at 3.8 SCFM at 90 PSI (however THEY measure that). A lot of experts would say it's not enough. Sears said it was fine for 1/2" impact wrenches and only appropriate for intermittent use with a 3/4" wrench. I did some math and took the risk. For performing a tire rotation, the compressor was every bit up to the task. I really can't imagine any job in which the wrench would be used so continuously to really tax the compressor. If you're a shade tree mechanic, this compressor had no problem with the wrench. In fact, I had almost completed the rotation when I realized that I had turned off the compressor earlier when my three-year-old came outside and was terrified by the compressor. I had done the job with only stored air, it was still holding 90 PSI, and I had noticed no reduction in the performance of the wrench.
I did not find any photos of the 2130 on the web that showed the rear the wrench. (I intend to post a photo or two in a the next few days) The red button in the side photo pushes left and right, choosing forward and backward. There is a five position toggle (at least on mine - the manual says it's three) in the rear to choose the maximum power. The switch is labelled from 1 at the lowest setting to 2 at the highest setting. Go figure. Power is also continuously variably controlled with the trigger, and I have to say that it is a fabulous trigger with fantastic control of speed. I've never used a power tool with fine control like that. I was also amazed at how quiet it was. It certainly makes little noise when it's not hammering, and when it is, I don't believe the 100 dBa plus listed in the specs (on the verge of pain.) I also ordered the Ingersoll Rand SK4M14 1/2-Inch Drive 14-Piece Metric Standard Impact Socket Set. This appears to be a great value as well.
Time will tell how it holds up, but with my use, I expect it last a long time before requiring a rebuild. I can't speak for professional mechanics, but if you're a do-it-yourself mechanic, I don't believe you will go wrong with this wrench.
Oh yeah...while you're waiting for your new toy to come, get a bottle of air tool oil. None is included.
IR2130 impact wrench January 24, 2008
Gary Hutchinson (darien, ct. United States)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Tool is awesome. Not much you can say about an impact wrench as they do not do a lot but when you want it to do what it does it does it perfectly. Powerful, solid, compact and very lightweight as far as impact wrenches go. I have had impact wrenches before that the sockets fall off too easily but this one holds them real snug and has about as many features on it as you can fit on an impact wrench. There are many way more expensive wrenches out there but this one will stand tall next to all of them in the same performance class. Get it now.
Excellent drill for the price May 3, 2010
Zero Count
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I've been using this with a Craftsman Pro 26gal compressor. I did some research and this impact wrench had good specs for the SCFM rating I could support. Just changed my timing belt last weekend and it was great for removing the wheel, motor mount, crankshaft pulley bolt etc. The IR is short enough that it fits into most places you'd expect to use an impact wrench. Also, it fits well in my hands and has a solid feel.
There are three power settings on the back. The counterclockwise rotation is full force regardless of the setting. With the middle setting, my lugnuts go on just a bit tighter than spec, so I actually avoid using a torque wrench when I use this.
Great Tool, don't know how I got along without one. April 26, 2010
Robert Bennett
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I put this tool to good use right away to remove a 1 and 1/4 inch nut which was holding on the rear axle yoke on my 88 Chevy Pickup. I had tried to break it loose previously with a half inch breaker bar and couldn't budge it. I've never used an impact wrench before so I didn't know exactly what to expect, so I set my compressor at 85psi (manual says 90psi is max.) put the socket over the nut and pulled the trigger. About 5 seconds later the nut was off. I couldn't believe how easy it was. Putting the new yoke on was a bit tricky as you have to be careful not to damage the crush washer. I set the tool on the lowest setting and it was very easy to control with the trigger; I got it on with no problem. Next I needed to replace a brake caliper so I used it to pull off the front tire which was just plain fun. I'm just a shade tree mechanic but have found lots of uses for this tool. It's very useful and I couldn't have done some of the jobs I've done without it. I don't think you'll be disappointed if you decide to purchase it. I also purchased the Ingersoll Rand SK4H13L 1/2-Inch Drive 13-Piece SAE Deep Impact Socket Set to go with it as I was told that regular sockets would not hold up. These are great sockets, very hefty with easy to read markings (great for those with over 40 eyes).
quality tool May 6, 2010
Walter Beynon (Hawaii)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A pleasure working with this tool no problems
should have obtained this tool many years ago
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