DeWalt DT7508-QZ 1/4" Hex to 1/2" Square Impact Wrench Adapter

This is an adaptor to enable ordinary hex bits to be used with a 1/2in square impact wrench.It comes in DeWalt blister packaging. (photo)The first thing to say is, this is made to replicate an impact driver.Impact drivers have considerably less Nm torque than impact wrenches, so if you try to use this on your wrench at full power, this adaptor will soon fall apart.This is nothing to do with the quality of the adaptor. It just cannot handle 500 Nm of torque.Depending on your model, you will need to decide at what level is acceptable. Start low and work up to an usable level.In use, its fine. Some people have commented on the amount of wobble.Yes, there is wobble, but assuming you're not going to start it up until the bit is engaged with the screw or bolt, I personally don't see what the issue is.An adaptor on a wrench is going to wobble more than an Impact driver, which in turn is going to wobble more than a drill chuck.That's just the way they are designed.In use, it works perfectly well. If you're impact driving all day, then this isn't for you. But for occasional use, and saving the need to carry both tools, it's incredibly useful.Its half the price of the Milwaukee and a less than a third of the price of the Makita equivalent.For the money it's a good buy.I hope you found this review helpful.

Perfect fit good quality

The media could not be loaded. Great productAdapter does holds the bits, does not jam the bits as any other cheap Adapters.Can use with simple bits or wood bits up to 32mm diameter.Push the bit inside, to release the bit you have to go down with adapter.Yes, you pay a little extra - but, you get what you pay!Go for it!

As others noted, screwdriver hex bits go in very deep to the adaptor and occasionally need pliers to get hold of the bit.I bought this by mistake for use with a manual impact wrench to remove 300 old, soft, rusty slotted wood screws. Actually worked well, tapping with a lump hammer woke up the screws (even if movement was imperceptible) and then eased them out with 12v impact driver. Didn't strip a single one.

Strong

10/10 good quality tooling ideal for heavy work

as in the description

perfect solution to fit to my impact driver. much cheaper than screwfix etc.