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A battery powered specialty tool from Milwaukee with limited published specs, confirm voltage and weight on the current listing before buying.
An 18V impact tool rated 4.5 stars from 115 reviews, though torque output and driver versus wrench type are not specified here.
A 4.4 star rating across 115 reviews backs the Litheli U20, though zero recent purchases are worth noting before you buy.
A 20 volt cordless impact driver at 3200 RPM, built for repeated fastening work on Craftsman's shared battery platform rather than hole drilling.
With only a voltage rating published, the JCRW120 works as a light home use impact tool backed by decent buyer numbers, though professionals needing a documented torque figure should look elsewhere.
At 24 volts and 2700 RPM, the FLEX FX1471-1C is built for the heavier end of cordless fastening work, rated 4.7 stars across 105 reviews.
A compact 12 volt impact driver built for light fastening around the house or garage rather than high torque automotive work such as lug nuts.
An air powered impact wrench at 8500 RPM free speed and 7.2 pounds, built for a shop already running compressed air. No torque spec is given, so confirm output for your fastener size.
No power specs are published for the FRW103-001A, so buyers need to lean on the listing photos rather than a spec sheet.
A 21-volt cordless impact tool with a 4.6-star average from 93 reviews, a strong rating for the category even with torque and battery details unlisted.
An impact tool with essentially no published specs beyond its model number. Check the full listing for torque, voltage, and drive size before buying.
Light weight and a 20V battery are the two things this listing confirms, which makes it a compact option but not one you can spec against competitors on paper.
A 21 volt impact tool with a strong review average, though torque, chuck type and included accessories are not stated in this listing.
A 21 volt cordless impact tool suited to general fastening work, though torque output is not listed.
Specs for the FRW103-001A aren't available in this listing, so check the product page directly for torque, power source and included accessories before deciding.
The KITLUCK TLRW0055 falls in the impact tool category, but with power source and torque unconfirmed, it is worth checking the full listing before buying.
A mid weight impact tool with limited published specs, worth checking the listing photos for torque and power source before ordering.
A cordless impact tool with a modest 550 RPM speed, reasonable for occasional fastening rather than high volume production work.
Yellow finish and a 4.3 star rating are what this FULLYEA listing offers, since torque and voltage are not published here.
A compact 7.2 volt impact driver suited to light fastening tasks, backed by a strong review average across a modest sample.
A compact 12 volt cordless impact tool, reasonably light at 1.5 kilograms, suited to lighter fastening jobs once torque output is confirmed on the listing.
A heavy 21 volt cordless impact tool with a strong 4.7 star rating, best suited to demanding jobs rather than lightweight overhead work.
A 20 volt combo set worth considering if you value having two tools on one battery platform, though the spec sheet leaves torque and speed unconfirmed.
A 20V DeWalt impact wrench sold tool-only, worth it mainly for buyers who already have DeWalt 20V batteries and a charger.
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