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M12 Fuel Impact Driver Kit - Milwaukee Electric Tools

Part #: 2553-21

The Milwaukee M12 Fuel Impact Driver Kit (model 2553-21) delivers professional-grade performance in a compact design, ideal for technicians and mechanics requiring reliable fastening power in tight spaces. This cordless impact driver combines a POWERSTATE brushless motor with REDLINK PLUS Intelligence, ensuring durability and consistent output for demanding automotive and industrial applications.

Key Features

  • POWERSTATE Brushless Motor: Provides 1300 in. lbs. of fastening torque and up to 3,300 RPM for efficient driving speeds and sustained power output.
  • REDLINK PLUS Intelligence: This advanced electronic system safeguards both the tool and battery from overload and overheating, extending operational life.
  • 4-Mode DRIVE CONTROL: Offers versatile speed and power adjustments with settings including 0-1,300 RPM, 0-2,400 RPM, 0-3,300 RPM, and a dedicated Self-Tapping Screw Mode to minimize fastener damage.
  • Compact and Ergonomic Design: Measuring only 5.1 inches in length, this impact driver provides superior access in confined areas, enhancing maneuverability and reducing user fatigue.
  • M12 REDLITHIUM Compatibility: Designed for use with M12 REDLITHIUM Compact and Extended Capacity Batteries (sold separately), ensuring extended runtime and a longer battery lifespan.

Applications

This impact driver is engineered for a wide range of fastening tasks common in professional automotive service, industrial maintenance, and construction. It is particularly effective for driving various screws and fasteners quickly and efficiently, especially in engine bays, undercarriages, machinery, and other restricted work environments where a full-size impact driver may not fit.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Milwaukee Electric Tools
  • Model Number: 2553-21
  • Weight: Approximately 4.8 lbs (with battery)
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 5.1 x 2 x 7.8 inches

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 11 February, 2021.