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Product information
Description
- Higher power efficiency under load with outstanding torque of 226 Nm
- Faster driving speed vs. previous model, up to 3900 rpm and 4400 ipm
- Extremely compact design, total length of just 113 mm for access into tight spaces
- DRIVE CONTROL allows the user to shift into four different speed and torque settings to maximise application versatility
- Mode 1 for precision work
- Mode 2 helps prevent damage to fasteners and material
- Mode 3 delivers maximum performance for the toughest applications
- Mode 4 is the optimum between precision work and maximum performance and automatically adjusts speed, impacts and torque
- Individual battery cell monitoring optimises tool run time and ensures long term pack durability
- ¼″Hex chuck for quick and easy bit change
- The DNA of our FUEL™ platform redefines the balance of cordless technologies. MILWAUKEE®'s POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, REDLITHIUM™ battery pack and REDLINK PLUS™ electronic intelligence delivering outstanding power, run time and durability
- Flexible battery system: works with all MILWAUKEE® M18 batteries
Features
- BrandMILWAUKEE
- Torque226 Nm
- Length11.3 cm
- Rotational speed3900 rpm
- ManoMano ReferenceME200536437
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