Professional Air Impact Driver - 13000 RPM Twin Hammer with 40 ft-lbs (LE-ID413)
- Regular price
- $84.99
- Sale price
- $84.99
- Regular price
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$99.99
Product Summary
The Le Lematec LE-ID413 is an air impact driver delivering 13,000 RPM with a twin hammer mechanism and 40 ft-lbs of torque. Designed for driving screws, bolts, and fasteners with precision. 1/4" hex bit chuck. Price: ~$85. Factory direct from Le Lematec.
Best for: Automotive assembly, furniture building, deck construction, and any task requiring fast, precise screw driving.
Professional Air Impact Driver — 13,000 RPM Pneumatic Fastening
Master precision fastening with this compact air impact driver. Featuring a twin hammer mechanism, 13000 RPM motor, and 40 ft-lbs of torque, this lightweight tool delivers efficient power for furniture assembly, repairs, and woodworking tasks.
Key Features & Benefits:
- High Speed: 13000 RPM for quick fastening
- Precise Power: 40 ft-lbs maximum torque output
- Twin Hammer: Smooth, consistent operation
- Compact Size: 159mm length for tight spaces
- Light Weight: 0.74 kg for reduced fatigue
- Efficient Design: 18 SCFM at 6.2 bar pressure
- Versatile Use: Perfect for assembly and repairs
Technical Specifications:
- Speed: 13000 RPM
- Torque: 40 ft-lbs
- Length: 159mm
- Weight: 0.74 kg
- Air Consumption: 18 SCFM
- Operating Pressure: 6.2 bar
- Features: Twin hammer mechanism
Ideal for furniture assembly, appliance repair, and woodworking tasks. Experience precise fastening control - Add to Cart now to enhance your assembly capabilities.
Professional Performance Guarantee: Workshop-tested for reliable operation.
Air Impact Driver vs. Impact Wrench: What's the Difference?
An impact driver uses a 1/4" hex bit chuck and delivers rotational torque for driving screws, bolts, and fasteners. An impact wrench uses a socket drive (1/2" or 3/8") and delivers much higher torque for lug nuts and large bolts. The LE-ID413 impact driver at 40 ft-lbs is ideal for assembly, panel work, and precision fastening where you need controlled torque without overtightening.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of bits does this impact driver accept?
The LE-ID413 accepts standard 1/4" hex shank bits — Phillips, flathead, Torx, hex, and square drive bits. Any standard impact-rated bit set will work.
Can I use this for automotive work?
Yes. The compact design and 40 ft-lb torque make it perfect for interior panel screws, trim fasteners, license plates, and light assembly. For lug nuts and suspension bolts, you'll want the higher-torque 1/2" impact wrench instead.
What compressor do I need?
The LE-ID413 requires 4 CFM at 90 PSI. Most shop compressors (20+ gallon) will run this tool continuously. Smaller portable compressors (6-gallon) will work but with brief pauses for tank recovery.
Related Guides & Resources
- Pneumatic vs. Cordless Impact Wrench Comparison
- CFM & PSI Requirements Chart
- Pneumatic Tool Maintenance Guide
Why Professionals Choose This Tool
- 13,000 RPM High Speed: Fastest impact driver in the Le Lematec lineup — drives screws and fasteners at production speed
- Twin Hammer Impact: 40 ft-lb of impact force drives fasteners that stall regular screwdrivers — tackles hardwood, steel, and concrete anchors
- 1/4" Hex Quick-Change: Swap driver bits instantly without chucks or collets — no tools needed for bit changes
- Compact & Lightweight: One-hand operation for repetitive fastening on assembly lines, framing, and construction
What's in the Box
- LE-ID413 air impact driver
- Twin hammer impact mechanism
- 1/4" hex quick-change chuck
- Air inlet fitting (1/4" NPT)
- User manual
Compatible With
| Bits | All standard 1/4" hex driver bits — Phillips, Torx, hex, flathead, square, security bits |
| Air Compressors | 4-5 CFM at 90 PSI |
| Fasteners | Self-tapping screws, Tek screws, lag screws, deck screws, machine bolts with driver heads |
Ideal Applications: high-speed screw driving, assembly line, construction, HVAC ductwork, metal building erection, automotive trim, deck building
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between an impact driver and impact wrench?
An impact driver uses a 1/4" hex chuck for driving screws and small fasteners with precision. An impact wrench uses a socket drive for larger nuts and bolts. The LE-ID413 is designed for screw driving, not heavy lug nut removal.
What CFM does this need?
The LE-ID413 air impact driver requires approximately 4 CFM at 90 PSI — compatible with most mid-size air compressors.
What is the difference between an impact driver and an impact wrench?
An impact driver uses a 1/4" hex chuck for driver bits (screws, Torx, hex) — it is a screw-driving tool. An impact wrench uses a square drive for sockets (bolts, lug nuts) — it is a bolt-removal tool. The LE-ID413 is an impact driver for high-speed screw driving. For lug nuts and bolts, use the 1/2" impact wrench instead.
Can I use this for automotive work?
Yes, for screw-type fasteners: interior trim screws, underhood Phillips and Torx fasteners, self-tapping sheet metal screws, and license plate bolts. It is NOT for lug nuts or bolts — use an impact wrench with sockets for those.
