A pneumatic torque wrench runs off shop air and delivers continuous, repeatable torque without the duty cycle limits of a battery tool. Alltorc supplies the full RAD Torque Systems air range, covering 50 to 11,000 ft lbs, which makes it the practical choice for production bolting, tire bays and any job where the tool is in the operator hand all shift.

Air Torque Wrench Range

Every air torque wrench in the range is built from industrial grade materials for daily use, with an ergonomic housing that reduces operator fatigue in confined spaces. Output stays consistent across the shift, which is what separates a controlled pneumatic torque gun from a standard impact wrench. Where shop air is not available, our battery torque wrenches cover the same torque band cordlessly.

RAD Single Speed and RAD High Speed

The RAD Single Speed is the standard pneumatic torque wrench and suits most general industrial bolting. The RAD High Speed adds an automatic two speed gearbox, running the fastener down quickly then dropping into low speed to hit final torque, which saves real time on high volume work.

Wheel Nut Bolting and OTR Mining

The RAD Wheel Nut Bolting tools are built for OTR mining and fleet service, where wheel nuts are tightened to spec hundreds of times a week. For torque verification on the same joints, see our bolt testing equipment, and the wider RAD Torque Systems range covers battery and electric alternatives.

Calibration and Support

Every tool ships calibrated with certification, and we calibrate, service and repair in house so tools are turned around quickly rather than sent away. Reaction arms, sockets and gearboxes are listed under RAD accessories.

Pneumatic Torque Wrench FAQs.

What is a pneumatic torque wrench? +

A pneumatic torque wrench is an air powered tool that tightens fasteners to a controlled, pre-set torque. Unlike an impact wrench, which hammers the fastener and gives an uncontrolled result, a pneumatic torque wrench delivers a smooth, accurate and repeatable figure suitable for critical joints.

What torque range do the RAD pneumatic tools cover? +

The RAD air range runs from 50 up to 11,000 ft lbs across the single speed, high speed and wheel nut bolting models. Tell us the torque figure and the fastener size and we will confirm the right model.

Pneumatic or battery, which should I choose? +

Choose pneumatic where shop air is already available and the tool is in constant use, because there is no battery to change and no duty cycle limit. Choose battery where the work is remote, at height, or spread across a site and running an air line is impractical.

What is the difference between single speed and high speed? +

The single speed runs at one rate throughout. The high speed has an automatic two speed gearbox that spins the fastener down quickly, then shifts into low speed for the final torque. On high volume bolting the time saved is significant.

Do you calibrate pneumatic torque wrenches? +

Yes. We calibrate in house and issue certification. Any torque tool on a critical or safety related joint should be calibrated at least annually, and more often on high cycle work.