Garage supply
Compare dedicated wrench options for the fastener tasks your workshop customers actually handle.
CHANNEL SOLUTIONS / AUTOMOTIVE & GARAGEA bolting range.
A bolting range.
Built around the workshop.
Select impact wrenches and supporting tools for garage supply, workshop maintenance and automotive retail. Match the fastening task before choosing the torque class.
Plan around the customer’s actual work.
Higher-torque supply
Include 1500 N·m wrench selection and a separate 2000 N·m handheld procurement requirement.
Service readiness
Identify the socket interface, replacement packs and parts support needed for repeat workshop use.
650 / 1000 / 1500 N·m. Plan the next torque tier.
Compare dedicated impact wrenches for workshop tasks. Include a 2000 N·m handheld requirement in the buying brief when the job calls for a further torque tier.
GKR05
650 N·m wrench option
A dedicated 21V industrial impact wrench with a listed 650 N·m torque specification.
View GKR05 →GKR06
1000 N·m wrench option
A higher listed torque class for comparison where the bolting task calls for it.
View GKR06 →
IW1500
1500 N·m · Heavy-duty wrench
A dedicated higher-torque catalog option for workshop procurement. Compare drive interface, operating access and the complete power configuration.
View IW1500 →Select exact specifications and quantities for the order. This shortlist is a planning route, not a fixed kit or a guarantee of suitability for every task.
A higher-torque workshop requirement.
Specify a handheld 2000 N·m wrench for the intended fastener task, including forward or reverse torque, drive size, access and battery requirements. The exact model and product image must be matched to that specification; the upright railway wrench is not shown as an automotive substitute.
Choose the configuration before the quantity.
| Buying situation | Selection direction | Record before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Frequent bolt work | Compare GKR05 and GKR06 as dedicated options | Fastener task, drive and socket fit, battery configuration and working access. |
| Higher-torque workshop work | Compare 1500 N·m; specify a 2000 N·m handheld requirement | Fastener task, forward or reverse torque basis, drive size and operating access. |
| Final tightening to a specified value | Use the required verified torque-control procedure | Fastener manufacturer specification and the appropriate calibrated equipment. |
MODEL COMPARISONTorque is a selection input.
Torque is a selection input.
Not the entire decision.
The supplied GKR05 and GKR06 sheets list 650 N·m and 1000 N·m. They do not establish separate fastening and breakaway ratings or guarantee a result on every fastener.
Include access, socket rating, battery configuration and task requirements in the buying brief. Impact-tool output must not be treated as a calibrated final tightening value.
Compare wrench specifications →Prepare these four order details.
Workshop tasks
Describe typical fasteners, working access and service operations.
Tool interface
Record square drive and impact-rated socket requirements for the selected model.
Power setup
Agree supported pack construction, capacity, charger and spare quantities.
Support scope
Identify spare parts, documentation and local service responsibilities.
Before you place an order.
Is the highest torque model always the best choice?
No. Fit the task, access and working configuration. The quoted torque alone does not establish suitability for every fastener.
Can one socket set serve every model?
Only after checking the tool drive, socket interface and impact rating. Specify the selected model and socket references together.
YOUR PROCUREMENT BRIEFSpecify the range.
Specify the range.
Start a useful conversation.
Choose your channel and list the jobs your customers need to complete. Include quantities and configurations so the discussion can move from a category to a workable order.
Submit your requirements to GEAKITA. You will receive a reference number after successful submission.