Milwaukee Introduces New Right Angle Impact Wrench

Milwaukee Introduces New Right Angle Impact Wrench

These new Right Angle Impact Wrenches feature a brushless motor that delivers up to 220 ft-lbs. of torque.

By harnessing the portable productivity, performance and run-time of M12 FUEL technology, Milwaukee Tool introduces powerful right angle impact wrenches – the M12 FUEL Right Angle Impact Wrenches. These new Right Angle Impact Wrenches feature a brushless motor that delivers up to 220 ft-lbs. of torque.

“When completing applications that allow limited access, professionals are limited to using pneumatic or brushed-motor right angle impacts. However, the limited portability and torque associated with these solutions has been a frustration for these users,” said Eric Rusch, group product manager for Milwaukee Tool. “Due to our extensive research with users on the jobsite and in the shop, we saw an opportunity to create a cordless solution that not only boasts the benefits of no compressors, hoses and routine maintenance, but is also equipped with a low-profile design and higher torque to tackle these types of applications.”

Available in 3/8-in. and 1/2-in. sizes, the new M12 FUEL Right Angle Impact Wrenches are equipped with a long body profile and provide more access and ultimate control in hard to reach applications. The low-profile head of only 2.8-in. in length easily fits into tight spaces and allows users to be more productive, decreasing the need for socket extensions commonly used with pistol-grip impact tools.

The M12 FUEL Right Angle Impacts’ POWERSTATE Brushless Motor delivers up to 220 ft-lbs. of torque, removing stubborn bolts and fasteners. When paired with Milwaukee’s REDLINK Intelligence and REDLITHIUM CP2.0 Battery Pack, the Right Angle Impacts have the power and speed to tackle various applications without dips in performance.

Designed with a four-mode DRIVE CONTROL feature, users have unmatched control and the versatility to switch between modes to match the power and speed necessary for the application at hand. All four modes allow for maximum precision control, with the 4th featuring an Auto-Shut Off Mode to prevent over-fastening of bolts, and bolt removal mode for more control after bolt breakaway, said the company.

The new M12 FUEL Right Angle Impact Wrenches join the M12 Cordless System, delivering durability and power in the tightest spaces. Currently the M12 System is made up of more than 100 solutions.

For more information: milwaukeetool.com.

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