Milwaukee® M18 Fuel Cordless Hammer Drill/Driver, 1/2 in Single Sleeve Chuck, 725 in-lb Torque, 18 VDC

Description

Milwaukee M18 FUEL Hammer Drill/Driver, Cordless, 1/2 in Chuck, Single Sleeve Chuck, 0 to 550/0 to 1850 rpm, 725 in-lb, 18 VDC, Lithium-Ion Battery Type, Side Handle, 8.1 in L

The M18 Fuel hammer drill/driver is the most powerful 18-volt cordless hammer drill driver in its class. This lightweight, versatile hammer drill driver offers up to 10X longer motor life, 2X more runtime and 25% more power for maximum performance on the jobsite. The Powerstate brushless motor outperforms all leading competitors with constant power output, yet runs cooler with no wearable components. The Redlithium extended capacity battery pack delivers more work per charge and more work over pack life than the competitors (not included). The onboard Fuel gauge helps you monitor the charge more accurately, so there's less downtime on the job. REDLINK PLUS intelligence ensures maximum performance and protection from overload, overheating and over-discharge. The M18 Fuel hammer drill/Driver's all-metal ratcheting locking chuck provides maximum grip, bit retention and durability. The hammer drill driver features 31,450 bpm for fast hammer drilling through masonry. A new contoured soft grip gives you ultimate comfort during prolonged use. The kit includes the new multi-voltage charger, so you can charge all M12 and M18 Lithium-Ion batteries with one charger.

Features

• Variable speed trigger provides maximum control
• Redlink intelligence provides optimized performance and overload protection using total system communication between tool, battery and charger
• Milwaukee 4-pole frameless motor: features a robust design combined with rare-earth magnets for longer life, best-in-class 750 in-lbs of torque and more runtime than any brushed competitor
• Built-in lads: illuminate work surface and indicate clutch position
• 750 in-lbs peak torque
• 1/2-inch single sleeve ratcheting metal chuck with carbide jaws: allows quick and easy bit changes and maximum grip

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