Ingersoll Rand, a global leader in vehicle service tools and equipment, is giving technicians a chance to take home a piece of IR Racing history. Throughout the months of September and October, participating Ingersoll Rand tool dealers are giving away a die-cast model of the No. 88 Ingersoll Rand hauler and race car — driven by Cole Whitt in the NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway in May 2012 — with the purchase of a 2135TiMAX 1/2" pneumatic impact wrench.
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The powerful 2135TiMAX is perfect for tackling any job in the service bay and offers unmatched reliability coming from a century of proven, engineering innovation. The 2135TiMAX has 780 ft-lb reverse torque and weighs less than 4 pounds, giving it the best power-to-weight ratio in its class. It is engineered with a titanium hammer case for increased durability and features a patented, four-position power regulator and feather-touch trigger for maximum operator control.
“The 2135TiMAX is the best-selling product in the Ingersoll Rand toolbox,” said Nathan Schmid, marketing manager – vehicle services, Ingersoll Rand. “Technicians and racing teams alike rely upon the powerful torque of Ingersoll Rand Impactools™ to finish service jobs and tune-ups quickly and efficiently. This is the first year Ingersoll Rand has been a primary sponsor of a JR Motorsports car, and we’re excited to give our customers a limited edition collectable die-cast to commemorate the event.”
Contact a participating Ingersoll Rand tool dealer to redeem this limited time offer, while supplies last. To learn more about the industry-leading 2135TiMAX, visit ingersollrandproducts.com/2135TiMAX.
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