Micro-cordless impact driver

Nov 16, 2012

The Snap-on 1/4-Inch Hex Drive Micro-Cordless Impact Driver with Quick Change Chuck has 50 ft. lbs. of torque output and several other features, including an oversized forward/reverse cushion toggle-style variable-speed trigger that allows for one-hand operation to switch from forward to reverse, twin-beam headlights, a built-in brake, a screened motor and a glass-filled nylon housing.

The Impact Driver’s battery has a built-in gauge to measure its 30-minute charge. The driver also features overcurrent and undervoltage protection and can be used on 12 mm and smaller fasteners, 12 mm oil and transmission pan bolts and water pump pulley bolts.

Opinions vary on whether California fleets' business-to-business relationships with longtime owner-operators in de facto exclusive partnerships can survive AB 5, yet it's not hard to find measures of confidence owner-op contracting models will survive.

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Micro-cordless impact driver

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