Special Price!!! Milwaukee 2401-22 12-Volt Li-Ion Compact Driver Kit
Nov 07, 2011 10:12:17
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Milwaukee 2401-22 12-Volt Li-Ion Compact Driver Kit Feature
- 150 in.lbs of torque and a speed of 0 to 500 rpm
- Battery fuel gauge displays remaining run-time
- Built-in LED For illumination of dark work spots
- Quick bit-loading 1/4-inch hex chuck for bit insertion and release with one hand
- Metal gear housing provides job site durability
Milwaukee 2401-22 12-Volt Li-Ion Compact Driver Kit Overview
Milwaukee 2401-22 M12 Lithium-Ion Cordless Screwdriver with One-Handed Quick Release Bit-Loading
Amazon.com Product DescriptionThe Milwaukee M12 lithium-ion screwdriver is the next generation of cordless power. Armed with Quick Bit-Loading 1/4-inch hex chuck for bit insertion and one-handed release, this is a must-have in any tool arsenal. Part of the seamless M12 Lithium-Ion Cordless System, the M12 screwdriver has increased the number of useful features without cutting the power.
Examples of innovation include extremely light, one-handed release quick bit-loading and 5-year warranty.
The Milwaukee M12 lithium-ion screwdriver has unbelievable balance to reduce strain and tension. The most compact screwdriver in its class, the M12 screwdriver packs a punch without the bulge and slow recharge time of other leading brands.
Features, Benefits & Applications
The Milwaukee M12 lithium-ion screwdriver aggressively takes down downtime with time-saving features, including a battery fuel gage displaying remaining run-time, metal gear housing for jobsite durability, built-in LED for illumination and variable speed trigger for output power control.
The M12 lithium-ion screwdriver serves a wide variety of applications and has the power to drive common small fasteners all day on one charge. Weighing in just under 2 pounds, the new M12 lithium-ion screwdriver delivers an impressive 500 RPM and 100 in./lbs. of torque, making it the leading 12-volt lithium-ion screwdriver in its category.
 Quick bit-loading 1/4-inch hex chuck for bit insertion and release with one hand.  Lightweight yet impressive power.  Bright, built-in LED light to illuminate work area. |
Milwaukee Lithium-Ion Battery
Milwaukee is the leader in lithium-ion technology, launching the first Li-Ion System in 2005 and the first backward compatible Li-Ion in 2006. Perfecting the formula in 2008, Milwaukee's lithium-ion batteries are 65% lighter, 50% smaller and store more than 30% more power than "compact" NiCd batteries. They also feature a fuel gauge that lets you know when to recharge, making it faster and easier to scope projects and decrease downtime.
To combat on-site problems like bent/broken terminals, damaged clips and broken welds caused by use and abuse, Milwaukee lithium-ion batteries are equipped with recessed terminals, slide pack dual clips and over-molded housing, and integrated welded frame and cell separators.
About Milwaukee Tool
Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation, a Brookfield, Wisconsin-based subsidiary of Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. (TTI) (HKEx stock code: 669, ADR symbol: TTNDY), is an industry leading manufacturer and marketer of professional and industrial heavy-duty portable corded and cordless power tools, accessories and safety equipment. Products include the legendary Sawzall recip saws, V28 and V18 lithium-ion cordless tools, Hole-Hawg drills, portable band saws, circular saws, driver drills, hammer drills, rotary hammers, pneumatic nailers, grinders, sanders and the new Trade Titan series of heavy-duty work carts and accessories.
What's in the Box
M12 Screwdriver, 2 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Battery Packs, 12-Volt Charger, Compact Driver Storage Bag, Insert Bit No. 2 Phillips 1/4-Inch, Hex Insert Bit 6F 7R 1/4-Inch
Product Description
Milwaukee 2401-22 M12 Lithium-Ion Cordless Screwdriver with One-Handed Quick Release Bit-Loading
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