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CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 1-1/2" D-Handle Pneumatic Impact Wrench - CP6135-D80

CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 1-1/2" D-Handle Pneumatic Impact Wrench - CP6135-D80

$4,889.99 USD
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Description

CHICAGO PNEUMATIC 1-1/2" D-Handle Pneumatic Impact Wrench - CP6135-D80

The best power to weight ratio available in the 1-1/2, #5 impact wrench category. This compact and reliable tool is designed with a durable pinless rocking dog clutch mechanism, aluminium body and steel clutch housing to work comfortably in all heavy-duty assembly or disassembly applications. Maximum reverse torque is 8,000 Nm / 5,900 ft.lb. The CP6135 series is available in 2 configurations, with holes or spline socket retainer.

Specifications
Dimensions 46 X 22.5 X 28 cm
Weight 18.28 kg
What our Experts Think

  1. Built for super-industrial applications with very high torque output.

  2. Excellent power-to-weight ratio in the 1-1/2″ pneumatic impact class.

  3. Durable pinless rocking dog clutch and robust aluminium + steel housing for long life.

  4. Smooth, controlled operation thanks to the teasing trigger design.

  5. Strong reverse torque (~5,900 ft·lbs / 8,000 Nm) handles stubborn fasteners.

  6. Ideal for heavy assembly, maintenance, and industrial service work.


Q&A

Q: What is the Chicago Pneumatic CP6135-D80?
A: The CP6135-D80 is a 1-1/2" D-handle pneumatic impact wrench by Chicago Pneumatic engineered for heavy industrial fastening and high-torque applications.

Q: What applications is this tool designed for?
A: It is ideal for industrial maintenance, mining, construction, fabrication, and heavy equipment service, especially where large bolts and stubborn fasteners are common.

Q: What type of power does it use?
A: It runs on compressed air (pneumatic), making it suitable for professional shops and industrial environments.

Q: What drive size does it support?
A: This model uses a 1-1/2" square drive for large industrial sockets.

Q: Is it suitable for professional use?
A: Yes. It’s built for continuous professional and industrial-grade performance in demanding work settings.

Maintenance Tips

  • Lubricate before use: Add a few drops of quality air tool oil into the air inlet at the start of each day.

  • Use dry, filtered air: Ensure compressed air is clean and moisture-free to protect internal components.

  • Proper hose size: Use a recommended large-diameter air hose to maintain consistent airflow and power.

  • Routine checks: Inspect hammer mechanism, seals, and fasteners regularly for wear and replace as needed.

  • Safety first: Always shut off and bleed air pressure before servicing or cleaning.

  • Correct storage: Wipe down after use and store in a dry, secure place to prevent rust.

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