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Old 03-13-2019, 04:16 PM
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Impact Wrench: Is relationship between speed and torque linear?

Picked up a Milwaukee 2754-20 impact wrench. What a great tool!

It has three speeds: 900, 1500, and 2500 rpm. Maximum torque is 210 ft-lb.

Am I correct that the relationship between speed and torque is roughly linear? That, if I get 210 ft-lb at 2500 rpm, at 900 rpm it would max out around 75 ft-lb?

If this is the way it works, then I can fasten lug bolts without fear of over-torquing.
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