Metabo SSW 18 LTX 400 BL (602205840) 18V Cordless Impact Wrench

Key specs include up to 400 Nm of torque, a maximum speed of 2,500 rpm, a brushless motor, 18V Li‑Ion battery compatibility, and an approximate runtime of 50 minutes per charge depending on use.

Notable features are a brushless motor for efficiency and durability, a variable speed trigger for precise control, an integrated LED work light for visibility, and a rubberized handle for improved grip and comfort.

It operates on an 18V Li‑Ion battery from Metabo’s 18V platform, with runtime up to about 50 minutes on a typical charge, depending on load and socket size.

Ideal for heavy-duty automotive work, machinery maintenance, construction tasks, and any job requiring high-torque fastening and loosening in tight spaces.

To use it, insert a compatible 18V Metabo battery, attach the appropriate impact-rated socket, set the desired direction, and squeeze the trigger gradually to apply torque. When finished, release the trigger and remove the battery.

Always wear eye protection and gloves, secure the workpiece, ensure the socket is properly engaged, keep your hands clear of the reaction area, and disconnect the battery before changing sockets or performing maintenance.

If you need more or less torque, you can consider other Metabo 18V LTX models available on Fepy. For reference, see Metabo SSW 18 LTX 600 BL (https://fepy.com/metabo-ssw-18-ltx-600-bl) and Metabo SSW 18 LTX 200 BL (https://fepy.com/metabo-ssw-18-ltx-200-bl). These provide different torque ranges to match various tasks while remaining within the same 18V platform.

The 400 BL sits between lighter, easier-to-handle models and higher-torque siblings. Choose it for mid-to-heavy-duty tasks where you need substantial torque without stepping up to the heaviest models.

This tool is part of Metabo’s 18V Li‑Ion system, so any compatible Metabo 18V battery and charger listed on Fepy should work. Check the product page on Fepy for compatible battery part numbers and charger options.

You can use it for removing or loosening lug nuts with the proper impact-rated socket, but for final torque specification and safety, use a torque wrench to achieve the correct tightness.

Keep the tool clean and dry, wipe away dust after use, store with the battery removed, and avoid exposing it to moisture or extreme temperatures. Periodically inspect sockets and the drive anvil for wear.