Contractors impact wrench

I own a few high torque impact wrench's and I was very curious to see where the metabo hpt fit in. I'm in the construction field and I believe that's right where this gun belongs with it's ip56 rating it's ment to be out on the job site to me where Milwaukee and ingersolrand are more inside tools whereas there not ip56 rated and I've heard of them failing in wet conditions. Now I'm not saying the metabo hpt can not be used in the automotive field I'm just thinking it belongs in the construction field. As far as power it hangs with all the big boys not rated Quite as high as some others but I haven't found anything within reason it won't handle!! Plus as with all the other multivolt tools it has one big advantage being able to run ac/dc so if your in one spot all day plug it in if your on the go stick a battery in. This is where I believe metabo hpt is ahead of the other brands!! In conclusion it's a another great tool it is a lil big and heavy but it's a 3/4 impact wrench so it's supposed to be lol!! If you need a gun to beat up and withstand the elements this is your impact!!!