Stanley Tools – ID07920 – Underwater Hydraulic Impact Drill/Wrench – ID07

Stanley Underwater Hydraulic Impact Drill ID07

The Stanley Underwater Hydraulic Impact Drill ID07 can be used by commercial divers to drive wood augers into the hardest salt-cured or creosote-treated poles underwater and also break tough bolts and nuts as well. The Stanley Hydraulic Underwater Impact Drill ID07 has the commercial diving work-site proven swing-hammer mechanism that will deliver high performance and long-term service. The integral Stanley Hyrevz™ gear motor is manufactured to exacting standards to deliver maximum efficiency. The Stanley Hydraulic Underwater Impact Drill ID07 comes furnished with hose whips.  Quick disconnect couplers are sold separately. The Stanley Hydraulic Underwater Impact Drill ID07 is available in 7/16 in. hex quick change chuck or 1/2 in. square drive. The quick-change chuck has three large detent balls to positively retain the 7/16 in. hex shanks. The rib on the chuck sleeve makes it easy for the commercial diver to push to release, even with gloved hands. The new over-sized reversing spool is protected by heavy duty wiper seals. These wiper seals clean away dirt as the spool is moved. Dirt cannot get in between the spool and housing bore to create leak-causing scratches. A clean spool always runs in the housing; the dirt is left outside. The built-in reverse-check valve prevents the commercial diver from operating the wrench when reverse-plumbed to the hydraulic system. Preventing reverse operation ensures a long operating life for the hydraulic seals. Coated with a thick, tough layer of foamed-plastisol, the handle transmits very little heat. The foamed plastisol gives a more comfortable grip to the tool. The forward position of the handle places more of the underwater tool weight on the commercial diver’s hand for better balance and control. The cast-in lifting eye is always available, unlike screwed-in lifting rings which may come loose and fall off. The Stanley dual-spool selector is accessible under a seal plug at the rear of the underwater tool. Setting the tool for open- or closed-center operation is as simple as opening or closing a valve. The selector is not susceptible to moving under the vibration of use and is completely protected from accidental or unintentional access. The seal plug also protects the end of the trigger spool and dual-spool selector from water and dirt.