Milwaukee 2650-22 18-Volt Extra-Compact Impact Driver Kit
I have already been buying Milwaukee 2650-22 18-Volt Extra-Compact Impact Driver Kit for days gone by almost 1 year. Milwaukee 2650-22 18-Volt Extra-Compact Impact Driver Kit wuth brand "Milwaukee" is the best Impact Drivers on the market.
Milwaukee 2650-22 18-Volt Extra-Compact Impact Driver Kit Features
- 18V XC High Capacity LITHIUM-ION battery delivers longer life and run-time
- ¼? Hex quick change allows for easy bit changes
- 3. Milwaukee Designed Impact Mechanism provides faster application speed and Variable speed trigger gives increased control
- Milwaukee 4-Pole Frameless Motor maximizes tool efficiency to increase run-time
- Belt clip allows for easy portability, Built-in LED light illuminates work surface and On-board battery fuel gauge displays remaining run-time
These Milwaukee 2650-22 18-Volt Extra-Compact Impact Driver Kit way out perform every other brand including major brands and department store brands. The major selling points for me are hight quality with cheap price.
2650-22 Model Code: AA - Price is for 1 Each (part# 2650-22) Features: -Battery fuel gauge.-Belt clip allows for easy portability.-Milwaukee 4 pole frameless motor.-Built-in LED light.-Milwaukee's designed impact mechanism provides faster application speed.-Drive Size: 1/4 in.-Drive Type: Hex.-Batt. Cap.: 2.800 A-h.-Batt. Type: Lithium-Ion.-Speed: 0 rpm [Min], 2200 rpm [Max].-Cycle Rate: 0 ipm [Min], 3200 ipm [Max].-Torque: 1400.00 in lb [Max].-Control Type: Electronic Variable/Reverse, Trigger.-Handle Type: Non-Slip, Soft Grip. Specifications: -Voltage: 18.00 V. Dimensions: -Length: 5 3/4 in.
category: Impact Drivers
Brand: Milwaukee
Rating : 4.3
Review : Milwaukee's Catching On
This is a great driver! I consider impact drivers my most important cordless tool and so want to compare this with my favorite. I have only owned the Makita BTD141, and so will only compare it to that. It specs out having more torque than the BTD141 (1400 lbs vs 1330 lbs), but it wasn't noticeable enough to tell a difference, even with larger lags. The Milwaukee is slightly heavier, but again, not so much as to make much of a diffference. The light on this tool only stays on while the trigger is pulled, the BTD141 stays on for about 5 seconds after, a good feature that I hoped Milwaukee would include. The sleeve on the Milwaukee is shorter and closer to be body of the driver, making it a little harder to grab, especially if wearing gloves. It also requires being pulled out to insert and remove bits, whereas the Makita only requires it to be pulled out to remove. The battery capacity of the MIlwaukee is 2.6 amps vs 3.0 amps for Makita. Not significant, but none the less, it has...
I think, explains the few gripe regards Milwaukee 2650-22 18-Volt Extra-Compact Impact Driver Kit not fitting or leaking.
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