Impact tool

An impact tool comprising:

• a motor comprising a stator and a rotor, at least a portion of which is disposed in the interior of the stator and which is rotatable about a rotational axis;
• a spindle disposed axially forward of the stator and configured to be rotated in response to rotation of the rotor;
• an anvil, at least a portion of which is disposed axially forward of the spindle and in which a bit is mountable;
• a hammer configured to impact the anvil in a rotational direction;
• and
• a housing having a motor-housing part that houses the motor;
• wherein:
• the impact tool has a maximum tightening torque of at least 140 N·m;
• the impact tool has an overall length (La), which is a distance—in a front-rear direction parallel to the rotational axis—between a rear-end portion of the motor-housing part and a front-end portion of the anvil, of 100 mm or less;
• and
• the impact tool has a corner-driving angle θ, which is an angle formed between the rotational axis (AX) and a floor surface (FL) when work is performed at a wall surface (WL) orthogonal to the floor surface using the bit to tighten a screw at a location that is upward by 10 mm from the floor surface, of 12° or less.

An impact tool comprising:

• a motor comprising a stator and a rotor, at least a portion of which is disposed in the interior of the stator and which is rotatable about a rotational axis;
• a spindle disposed axially forward of the stator and configured to be rotated in response to rotation of the rotor;
• an anvil, at least a portion of which is disposed axially forward of the spindle and in which a bit is mountable;
• a hammer configured to impact the anvil in a rotational direction;
• and
• a housing having a motor-housing part that houses the motor;
• wherein:
• the impact tool has a maximum tightening torque of at least 140 N·m;
• the impact tool has a total overall length (Lh), which is a distance—in a front-rear direction parallel to the rotational axis—between a rear-end portion of the motor-housing part and a front-end portion of the bit mounted in the anvil, of 140 mm or less;
• and
• the impact tool has a corner-driving angle θ, which is an angle formed between the rotational axis and a floor surface (FL) when work is performed at a wall surface (WL) orthogonal to the floor surface using the bit to tighten a screw at a location that is upward by 10 mm from the floor surface, of 12° or less.