Flex relaunched in North America in 2020 under Chervon with a 24V platform built around stacked lithium cells, and its half inch impact wrenches arrived with torque numbers that put an unknown badge straight into the professional conversation. Turbo mode, several torque presets and an anvil selection that includes both friction ring and detent pin versions cover most automotive tasks, and the batteries charge quickly enough to keep one pack rotating through a shift.
Interesting for buyers who are not tied to an existing platform and want current generation electronics at a friendlier price than the legacy giants. Weak points are predictable for a young brand: a modest tool catalogue, distribution concentrated in a few retail chains, and a service network still being built, which matters if a tool needs repair rather than replacement.
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