Ingersoll Rand W5350-K22 1/2" 20V Cordless Angle Impact Wrench 2 Battery Kit, 180 ft-lb Torque, Friction Ring Retainer, Inline

I originally entered the IQ V 20 line during the summer of 2014 when I purchased my first cordless high torque impact wrench in the W 7150. Since that time I have been steadily purchasing the rest of the IQ V 20 tools which included this W 5350 half-inch Right angle impact. I have had the 3/8 inch version for four years now but originally bought that as a Bair tool because I already had the batteries. I am thoroughly impressed with the K12 kit that I purchased because it had within the new BL2013 sustainable longer life lithium ion battery, as well as the second generation BC1121 dual charger which will also charge my 12 V batteries as well. This is a tried-and-true design. No extra bells no extra whistles. Would it be nice to have an LED light in the head of course but, that is what the IQV 20 and I QV 12 task lights or four. The variable speed trigger provides all the control that I need. I don’t need extra switches that have auto modes or variable speed settings, because that is just extra stuff that can break and provides extra entry points for fluids. I would recommend this tool all day.

I’ve used this from changing tires to hanging shelves! Amazing product!

Amazing ratchet

This thing is a beast. Not exactly compact as you realize how long it is vs how wide. Provides the same torque as a kid range impact wrench which is incredible and batteries last forever. There is no boot you can buy for the 5350, but you can cram one on meant for the 5330 with a heat gun. Easy on the wrist vs ratcheting air tools and less likely to break bolts with impact action.

I love this tool, had nice power with a bigger battery, the only side down for me is that won't stop immediately, like the impacts guns or air ratchets when you release the trigger and if the don't loose a nut or bolt, you can not use as a wrench because the anvil won't lock like air rachet, is a big tool don't fit arround in must engine compartments of new vehicles but its excellent for for work in suspensions brake jobs etc.

I was a former Makita and Milwaukee fan, but no more. IR is back and nothing is even close. Just finished an engine swap on a 04 Dodge. This tool had the most hand time of any tool in the shop. It did everything I asked and the battery life was sufficient. No complaints here, thanks IR for producing another quality product.

The video i watch says it can loose tight bolt and but but when i used its don't work for me am not happy about it pay alot of money for that but not enjoying it

I use it at least once every week. Battery lasts a long time and its got a good amount of power to break bolts free. The only negative thing about it is the head and overall length is pretty big and it won’t fit into areas where a regular battery operated ratchet could.