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HAMMER CASE BUSHING - Ingersoll Rand

Part #: 401-641

Ensure the continued reliable operation of your Ingersoll Rand impact tools with the genuine 401-641 Hammer Case Bushing. This critical component is engineered to precise manufacturer specifications, providing a secure and durable bearing surface essential for the efficient functioning of the hammer mechanism within professional-grade air tools. Designed for demanding automotive and industrial environments, this bushing is a vital replacement part for maintaining optimal tool performance and longevity.

Key Features

  • Genuine OEM Part: Manufactured by Ingersoll Rand, ensuring perfect fit and compatibility with specified tools.
  • Precision Engineered: Designed to exact factory tolerances for seamless integration and reliable operation within the hammer case.
  • Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials to withstand the intense forces and wear associated with heavy-duty impact applications.
  • Restores Tool Performance: Replacing a worn bushing helps to reduce friction, minimize play, and restore the original power and efficiency of your impact wrench.
  • Extends Tool Lifespan: Protects other internal components from premature wear by maintaining proper alignment and support for the hammer mechanism.

Applications

The Ingersoll Rand 401-641 Hammer Case Bushing is specifically designed for use in various Ingersoll Rand impact wrenches and air tools requiring this particular component. It is indispensable for professional technicians and mechanics performing routine maintenance or repairs on their Ingersoll Rand equipment. Common applications include automotive repair shops, industrial maintenance facilities, and any setting where robust and reliable air tools are critical for assembly, disassembly, or fastening tasks. This bushing helps ensure your tools continue to deliver consistent power and torque, critical for efficiently tackling tough jobs.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 11 October, 2017.