Makita TW141DZ 12V Max Li-Ion CXT Impact Wrench - Batteries and Charger Not Included
Makita TW141DZ 12V Max Li-Ion CXT Impact Wrench - Batteries and Charger Not Included
Makita TW141DZ 12V Max Li-Ion CXT Impact Wrench - Batteries and Charger Not Included
Makita TW141DZ 12V Max Li-Ion CXT Impact Wrench - Batteries and Charger Not Included
Makita TW141DZ 12V Max Li-Ion CXT Impact Wrench - Batteries and Charger Not Included
Makita TW141DZ 12V Max Li-Ion CXT Impact Wrench - Batteries and Charger Not Included
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Makita TW141DZ 12V Max Li-Ion CXT Impact Wrench - Batteries and Charger Not Included

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The TW141DZ is a compact and lightweight Impact Wrench powered by 10.8V or 12V Max Li-ion CXT slide type battery (not included), with variable speed controlled by trigger, to deliver up to 3,200 ipm, 2,600 rpm, 145 Nm maximum fastening torque and 270 Nm maximum nut busting torque for a wide range of fastening applications.

The TW141DZ is equipped with forward and reverse rotation with conveniently located reverse switch; the same fastening torque in both forward and reverse rotation, aluminium hammer case, built in LED job light to illuminate the work area and convenient 1/2" square drive for quick socket changes.

  • Compact and lightweight
  • Ideal for working in tight spaces and overhead applications
  • 1/2" Square driving shank
  • Standard bolt m8 to m16
  • High strength bolt m6 to m12
  • 145 nm maximum fastening torque
  • 270 nm maximum nut busting torque
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  1. shan01's avatar
    Any idea, how much would the battery & charger cost? (edited)
  2. chattwali's avatar
    Any good for opening car tyre nuts?
    MusicmanJP's avatar
    Easy
  3. MusicmanJP's avatar
    These are excellent, love the CXT series.
  4. Groovii.D's avatar
    No experience of the CXT range, but have seen comments from users saying that they wished they’d gone for the 18v LXT range instead.

    Can personally vouch for the 18v makita kit.
    Joel_Thomas4vH's avatar
    Considering the CXT range can't match the wattage of LXT, that makes sense. CXT is fine for little odd jobs around the house but not for anything big. Certainly no good for a professional.
  5. Arkz's avatar
    Got this for about £25 a few years back.
    By now I'd expect brushless for a deal this price.
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