Hammer Case Bushing for IR 8055 & IR 8062 - Ingersoll-Rand Parts

Part #: 5100-641

Specifications

  • Part Number: {5100-641}
  • Compatibility: Designed specifically for Ingersoll-Rand IR 8055 and IR 8062 series impact wrenches.
  • Manufacturer: Ingersoll-Rand Parts

Key Features

  • Precision Engineering: Manufactured to exact specifications for a precise fit within the hammer case assembly.
  • Durable Construction: Made from robust materials to withstand the rigorous demands of high-performance impact tools.
  • Authentic Component: A genuine Ingersoll-Rand replacement part, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance.

Applications

This hammer case bushing is an essential replacement component used in the maintenance and repair of Ingersoll-Rand IR 8055 and IR 8062 impact wrenches. It facilitates the smooth and efficient operation of the tool's hammer mechanism.

Benefits

  • Restored Performance: Replaces worn or damaged bushings to return your IR 8055 or IR 8062 impact wrench to its original operating efficiency and power.
  • Extended Tool Life: Proper functioning of the hammer case bushing helps prevent premature wear on other internal components, extending the overall lifespan of the impact wrench.
  • Reliable Operation: Ensures consistent and dependable performance by maintaining the correct alignment and movement within the hammer case.
  • Optimal Fit: Engineered as a direct replacement part, simplifying installation and guaranteeing seamless integration with existing Ingersoll-Rand tool components.

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 11 December, 2007.