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Probably a dumb question, but I was looking on the IR website and they are short on torque specs for many models. Are the Industrial grade guns more POWERFUL than the Automotive grade, or just more durable? I do want it for the shop and GTO, just looking around to get the most for the dough, and am considering used as well as new.

If I had to guess, they are the same gun but the automotive is built to work in more strenuous conditions. The automotive is probably less expensive also.

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