Milwaukee introduces a new 12 volt right angle impact driver designed for close quarters. This new M12 1/4″ right angle impact driver has the functionality of a right angle drill with the performance of an impact driver. It offers increased torque with 600 in-lbs and the ease of use that an impact driver offers with little to none reactionary torque.
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The right angle head itself measures at 1.4″ in diameter which is considerably shorter in length than a standard drill and regular impact drivers, giving users the ability to fit into much tighter spots. Because of the difference in ergonomics and operated differently than a regular drill and impact driver, it offers an easy to use paddle switch with multiple grip points. It also features a non marring rubber ring around the head to protect the work surface upon contact.
Milwaukee introduced the M18 version last year, and I’m glad they came out with a 12 volt version to fill in the gap in their excellent M12 line. It will be available October 2015 with a sticker price of $99 for the bare tool 2467-20 and $149 for the 1 battery (1.5 ah Red Lithium) kit 2467-21 .
Specifications:
M12™ 1/4″ Hex Right Angle Impact Driver (2467-20)
- Drive Size: 1/4” Hex
- Torque: 600 in-lbs
- RPM: 0-2,425
- Head Diameter: 1.4”
- Width: 1.9”
- Weight: 2.5 lbs (with battery)
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