Chicago Pneumatic Cordless & Battery Tools
A short line, honestly — CP is an air-tool company first. The cordless range exists for bolting away from an air line: the 18 V CP8854 impact wrench for field service, and the 36 V CP86 and eBlueTork battery torque wrenches that put documented, data-logged torque up to 5,970 ft-lb anywhere a truck can park.
The short version
In-field breakaway and running fasteners → the CP8854 impact wrench, tool-only or kit. Documented torque in the field — wind work, flanges, structural → the CP86 battery torque wrenches, with connected versions that log every joint. Both torque platforms build to order across dozens of configurations, so we quote the exact build. If the job has shop air, the pneumatic impact wrenches are lighter and cheaper for the same output. Configuration help: 1-888-883-5144.
Cordless Impact Wrenches & Battery Torque Wrenches
Four families: one impact wrench for speed, two torque-wrench platforms for documented joints, and a tire buffer.

Bolting without the hose
The CP8854 is the field-service impact gun — 88 ft-lb in a compact 18 V package. The CP86 and eBlueTork platforms are different animals: gear-driven battery torque multipliers that pull joints to a set value and, in connected versions, log every result for QA. Those build to order — drive, torque band, trigger, reaction arm — so the pages carry the full matrices.
Cordless Impact Wrench · 18 V
88 ft-lb · 18 V · 2.5 Ah
In-field bolting with no compressor and no air hose.
Anvil / Pack
Battery Torque Wrench · 36 V
220-5,970 ft-lb · 3/4 – 1-1/2 in.
Documented torque away from the shop; connected versions log every joint.
20 configurations
Spec it on the product page — 20 buildable versions.
Battery Torque Wrench · eBlueTork
664 ft-lb · 36 V · data capture
Electronic torque with result capture for QA-driven bolting.
24 configurations
Spec it on the product page — 24 buildable versions.
Cordless Tire Buffer
2 lb · cordless
Tire repair prep without an air line at the bay. Call to quote.
Cordless & Battery Tools — Common Questions
When does cordless beat air?
When there is no air: roadside tire service, field repair on equipment, wind and solar sites, bridge and flange work far from a compressor. On shop air, the pneumatic guns are lighter, cheaper, and never wait for a charger — which is exactly why CP keeps the cordless line short and specialized rather than pretending it replaces the air catalog.
What is the difference between the CP86 and the eBlueTork CP8609?
Both are 36 V battery torque wrenches. The CP86 family covers the widest torque span — 220 to 5,970 ft-lb across drive sizes to 1-1/2 in. — in standard, connected, connected-quality, and torque-check versions. The eBlueTork CP8609 is the electronics-forward 664 ft-lb platform with trigger, reaction-arm, and data options for QA-driven processes. Both build to order; we quote the exact configuration.
What does a “connected” torque wrench actually do?
It records every tightening — target, achieved torque, pass/fail — and reports it over the tool’s connectivity for QA documentation. Wind, flange, and structural contracts increasingly require exactly that audit trail. If your spec just says “torque to X”, the standard version saves real money; if it says “documented”, buy connected.
Why is there no price on most CP86 versions?
Because the platform builds to order across dozens of combinations of torque band, drive, pack, and connectivity — the right configuration changes the price materially. The versions we stock show live prices; everything else we quote same-day with CP. Call 1-888-883-5144 with the joint spec.
Speccing Battery Bolting for Field Work?
Tell us the joint spec and the documentation requirement and we will configure the CP86 or eBlueTork build with CP.
