DeWALT Impact Wrenches
Choosing a DeWALT Impact Wrench
DeWALT impact wrenches run and break loose nuts and bolts on vehicles, equipment, and steel. Most models here are 20V MAX, grouped by size: high torque 1/2 in. wrenches like the DCF900 and DCF961, mid-range DCF891, DCF892, and DCF894, compact 3/8 in. models like the DCF890 and DCF913, and ATOMIC DCF921, DCF922, and DCF923. XTREME 12V MAX DCF901, DCF902, and DCF903 wrenches suit tight engine bays, and a DWMT70775 pneumatic 3/8 in. wrench is also listed.
What to Look For
- Torque class. High torque wrenches handle lug nuts, suspension, and heavy equipment. Mid-range and compact wrenches cover most general fastening with less weight.
- Drive size. 1/2 in. drive fits most automotive and structural sockets. 3/8 in. drive is lighter and fits smaller fasteners.
- Anvil style. Hog ring anvils allow fast socket changes. Detent pin anvils lock sockets in place. The DCF899HB uses a friction ring.
- Kits. Tool-only models dominate, with kits available on 1.7Ah POWERSTACK, 4.0Ah, and oil-resistant 5.0Ah batteries.
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DeWALT Impact Wrenches FAQ
Hog ring or detent pin anvil: which should I pick?
Choose a hog ring anvil if you swap sockets often, since sockets push on and pull off by hand. Choose a detent pin anvil if you want sockets held firmly, such as when working overhead. Many models come in both versions, like the DCF891 and DCF892.
What warranty does DeWALT offer on impact wrenches?
DeWALT power tools labeled with its standard warranty carry a 3-year limited warranty, a 1-year free service contract for maintenance and worn parts, and a 90-day money-back guarantee. Some products carry a 7-year limited warranty instead. The terms stated on each product apply.