More Torque with Less Operator Effort
In an impulse wrench, a hydraulic oil mechanism turns the motor's rotation into short impulses and absorbs the reaction torque before it reaches the operator. Yokota combines it with brushless battery and electric motors: high torque with no hoses or compressed air. TMG distributes Yokota, the Japanese reference manufacturer in impulse tools.
How does an impulse wrench work?
- The brushless motor accelerates an impulse mechanism filled with hydraulic oil
- Impulses reach the spindle in short, controlled bursts
- Reaction is absorbed by the mechanism, not the operator's wrist
Advantages of cordless impulse
- Practically zero reaction: one-handed operation
- No hoses or compressed air: full freedom of movement
- Visual and audible result on every tightening
- Vibration below 2.5 m/s² and low noise