M18 Brushless 1/2 in. Compact Hammer Drill (Tool Only)

This Milwaukee M18 brushless 1/2 in. compact hammer drill delivers class-leading power in a short 7 in. body for tight spaces. With up to 725 in-lbs of torque and 0-550/0-1,800 RPM, it handles drilling and fastening in wood, metal, and masonry while the all-metal ratcheting chuck and gear case enhance durability.

Key Features:

• High Torque Output: Up to 725 in-lbs for demanding drilling and fastening
• Compact & Lightweight: 7 in. length and 3.1 lb tool weight for overhead or tight spaces
• Durable Metal Chuck: 1/2 in. all‑metal ratcheting chuck for strong bit retention
• Brushless Efficiency: Longer run-time and life with REDLINK electronics
• M18 System Compatible: Works with all Milwaukee M18 REDLITHIUM batteries

Specifications Table:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Does this include a battery and charger?
A: No. This is a tool‑only kit; batteries and charger are sold separately.

Q: What is the chuck size and type?
A: 1/2 in. keyless, all‑metal ratcheting chuck.

Q: What are the speed settings?
A: Two speeds: 0–550 RPM and 0–1,800 RPM, plus hammer mode up to 31,500 BPM.

Q: Is the drill brushless?
A: Yes, it uses a brushless motor with REDLINK electronics for efficiency and protection.

Q: Warranty coverage?
A: Milwaukee backs this tool with a 5‑year limited warranty.

Compact Power with Industrial Poise

Sleek and assertive, this compact hammer drill brings a modern utility aesthetic to any workshop. The all‑metal ratcheting chuck and sculpted rubber overmold feel purposeful and refined in hand. Style it on a wall-mounted tool board alongside bold red M18 batteries for a cohesive, professional look. It’s a quintessential piece for a polished, high‑performance workspace.

AI Review Summary:

Across major retailers, buyers praise the drill’s strong torque for its size, compact 7 in. form, and solid metal chuck; many note it’s a reliable upgrade from brushed models. Users often highlight long run time with 4.0Ah+ batteries and the comfortable grip. Common criticisms include noticeable chuck wobble on a few units and that the hammer action, while effective for anchors, isn’t a rotary hammer replacement for heavy masonry. Quotes: “Small body, big power,” “All‑metal chuck holds tight,” and “Good for tapcons, but get a rotary hammer for bigger holes.”

Power through your next project with Milwaukee’s compact M18 hammer drill—add the tool-only unit to your cart now.

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