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Milwaukee 2953-20 M18 Fuel 1/4 in. Hex Impact Driver (Tool Only)

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The Milwaukee M18 Fuel 2953-20 1/4 in. Hex Impact Driver delivers the most power, fastest speeds, and best access in tight spaces of any impact driver in its class. Powered by Milwaukee's POWERSTATE brushless motor and REDLITHIUM battery technology (battery sold separately - tool only), this cordless impact driver provides up to 2,000 in-lbs of fastening torque and 0-3,600 RPM with 0-4,200 IPM for faster driving of a wide range of fasteners. The 1/4-inch quick-connect hex chuck accepts 1/4-inch hex shank bits for fast, tool-free bit changes, while the compact 4.59-inch head length fits into the tightest spaces. A 4-mode DRIVE CONTROL lets you switch between four speed and torque settings to match the application, and an integrated LED light illuminates the work surface. Ideal for maintenance, automotive, repair, mechanical, and home DIY applications. Brand: Milwaukee; Power Source: Battery Powered (battery not included); Max Torque: 2,000 in-lbs; No-Load Speed: 0-3,600 RPM; Impacts Per Minute: 0-4,200 IPM; Chuck Size: 1/4 in. Hex; Head Length: 4.59 in. Tool Only - battery and charger sold separately.

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MaintenanceAutomotiveRepairMechanicalHome DIY
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