Electric impact wrench HOOZAR AW05600, 450 W, 1/2" square drive, 450 Nm torque

HOOZAR AW05600 is an electric impact wrench with 450 W of continuous power, a 1/2" square drive and rated torque up to 450 Nm. It is designed to deliver percussive torque for tightening and loosening bolts and nuts in automotive repair, general workshop tasks and on-site construction work. The corded design provides a steady power supply for repetitive operations where higher torque than conventional electric screwdrivers is required.

Advantages

The tool combines a compact hand-held body with a high torque output suitable for stubborn fasteners. Its 1/2" square drive accepts standard sockets, enabling quick changes between sizes. The corded motor gives consistent performance during prolonged use without battery downtime. Ergonomic grip and a balanced weight distribution reduce user fatigue during extended tasks.

Suitable for

• Automotive wheel and suspension maintenance
• Workshop assembly and disassembly of machinery
• Construction fastening where high torque is necessary
• DIY projects involving large bolts and nuts

Key specifications

• Power: 450 W
• Drive type: 1/2" square drive (suitable for standard impact sockets)
• Maximum rated torque: up to 450 Nm
• Power source: corded electric motor
• Intended use: impact/percussive fastening for bolts and nuts

How to use

Select an impact-rated socket that fits the fastener and attach it to the 1/2" square drive. Securely connect the tool to a suitable mains outlet and set a stable working position. Place the socket on the fastener, apply steady axial pressure and activate the trigger to apply percussive torque. Use short bursts when removing seized bolts and reduce force when approaching final tightening to avoid over-torquing sensitive fasteners. Always disconnect from mains power before changing sockets or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye and hand protection, and follow local electrical safety rules. Use impact-rated sockets and properly sized sockets to prevent rounding of fasteners. For critical torque requirements, finish tightening with a calibrated torque wrench. Allow the motor to cool during prolonged heavy use to preserve tool life.