CP-733 This is a good tool in the medium power range. It is similar to the common IR231 but with a much quieter exhaust and all the power. It is also available with a 2” anvil for the tire shops.
$95
Tool specs:
CP-773
CP-734H This is the modern version of CP’s classic ½” drive air tool. It is extremely comfortable and has durable one piece housing. Great power and affordable. This is the “general repair” tool for your shop.
$95
Tool specs:
CP-734H
CP-749 In our opinion, this is the best ½” drive impact on the market. With 650 ft lbs in the off position and 425 ft lbs in the on position, it claims the top spot in power rankings of the ½” guns. It has a handle exhaust and is quieter than the IR244 and with the aluminum housing is more durable than the IR2131. Considered “super duty” it is a necessity on a repair truck or in your shop
$170
Tool specs:
CP-749
CP-776 As ¾” tools go, this is the beast. It is heavier than the CP-772 by 2 pounds and has an ultimate torque rating of 1150 ft lbs. The weight comes from a heavy duty steel/aluminum case and a very beefy hammering system. With a 5/8” ID air line and a ½” air chuck, the power may exceed the tools rating. When we set up the local service trucks, this tool is in the “must have” category.
$395
Tool specs:
CP-776
CP-894 Weight is 25 lbs. Ultimate torque rating is 2000 ft lbs. Cost of this tool is about half of IR’s comparable model. Having a tool that will loosen or tighten just about anything you can get a socket on “priceless”.
$825
Tool specs:
CP-894
CP-830 This is available in 3/8” or ½” drive. This
meaty ratchet can actually be too much for some jobs. Rated at 100 ft
lbs of working torque, (140 ft lbs ultimate torque)
It can crush your knuckles if you are not careful. We have compared
Mac, Snap-On, IR, and have yet to see our CP 830.
$149.50
Tool specs:
CP-830
