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The M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Magnetic Drill and M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Lineman Magnetic Drill from Milwaukee Tools deliver the strongest magnetic hold on ¼ in steel, and can drill up to forty 13/16 in holes per charge.

Posted: February 27, 2016

Ideal for vertical and overhead drilling work, the M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Magnetic Drill and M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Lineman Magnetic Drill from Milwaukee Tool deliver the strongest magnetic hold on ¼ in steel and can drill up to forty (40) 13/16 in holes per charge. Both drills are equipped with a Weldon quick-change chuck, chuck adapter, and the tool-free ability to adjust the height of the motor head so that users can switch from annular cutters to twist bits faster and easier. (view one)
Ideal for vertical and overhead drilling work, the M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Magnetic Drill and M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Lineman Magnetic Drill from Milwaukee Tool deliver the strongest magnetic hold on ¼ in steel and can drill up to forty (40) 13/16 in holes per charge. Both drills are equipped with a Weldon quick-change chuck, chuck adapter, and the tool-free ability to adjust the height of the motor head so that users can switch from annular cutters to twist bits faster and easier. (view two)
Ideal for vertical and overhead drilling work, the M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Magnetic Drill and M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Lineman Magnetic Drill from Milwaukee Tool deliver the strongest magnetic hold on ¼ in steel and can drill up to forty (40) 13/16 in holes per charge. Both drills are equipped with a Weldon quick-change chuck, chuck adapter, and the tool-free ability to adjust the height of the motor head so that users can switch from annular cutters to twist bits faster and easier. (view three)
Ideal for vertical and overhead drilling work, the M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Magnetic Drill and M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Lineman Magnetic Drill from Milwaukee Tool deliver the strongest magnetic hold on ¼ in steel and can drill up to forty (40) 13/16 in holes per charge. Both drills are equipped with a Weldon quick-change chuck, chuck adapter, and the tool-free ability to adjust the height of the motor head so that users can switch from annular cutters to twist bits faster and easier. (view four)
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Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation (Brookfield, WI) offers their M18 FUEL™ 1-1/2 in Magnetic Drill and M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Lineman Magnetic Drill. Utilizing the most advanced technologies available, these tools are faster than their corded counterparts, deliver the strongest magnetic hold on ¼ in steel, and can drill up to forty (40) 13/16 in holes per charge. “For years, this market has been shifting to more compact magnetic drills, but no one has been able to deliver a solution for the user who has limited access to power, drills vertically or overhead, and regularly encounters thin metal,” explains Andrew Plowman, the director of product marketing for Milwaukee Tool. “By utilizing our M18 FUEL technology, we are able to address these issues and deliver the performance and run-time that is expected by most corded magnetic drill users, while eliminating the cord and maximizing productivity.”

Whether completely replacing the user’s current magnetic drill or supplementing their corded line-up, these M18 FUEL Magnetic Drills can benefit any magnetic drill user. With a focus on vertical and overhead drilling environments, Milwaukee has improved the traditional ergonomic design of the tools to speed up the positioning and drilling process in these orientations. These drills also feature a patented magnetic base that delivers safer drilling in ¼ in steel by providing the strongest magnetic hold on this material. The new tools utilize permanent magnets so that the magnetic base operates without electricity to ensure that the magnet does not deactivate if the battery is drained. Equipped with Auto-Stop lift-off detection, power to the motor is automatically cut if excess rotational motion is detected while drilling.

On top of game-changing drilling and magnet technology, the M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Magnetic Drills provide industry-leading tool set-up and bit change speed. “With most magnetic drills, cutting accessories are held in place with two set screws that need to be tightened down with a wrench and often get lost or stripped out, leaving the tool unusable,” adds Plowman. “Both drills are equipped with a ¾ in Weldon quick-change chuck, making accessory changes fast and easy. They also come packaged with a ¾ in Weldon to ½ in Chuck adapter, and the tool-free ability to adjust the height of the motor head. This provides users the ability to switch from annular cutters to twist bits, faster and easier.” Also equipped with a two-speed gearbox (400/690 rpm), the drills are optimized for annular cutters up to 1-1/2 in and twist drill bits up to ½ in, providing maximum versatility and improved performance.

The M18 FUEL1-1/2 in Magnetic Drill (2787-22) has a maximum magnetic holding force of 2,000 lb. It weighs 29.5 lb with battery and has tool dimensions (LxWxH) of 13-3/4 in x 7-1/2 in x 15-1/2 in. This drill includes two M18 RED LITHIUM™ XC 5.0 batteries, a multi-voltage charger, magnetic lubrication tank, ½ in chuck adapter, chuck key, two retractable pilot pins, a safety strap and carrying case. The M18 FUEL 1-1/2 in Lineman Magnetic Drill (2788-22) offers 1-1/2 in annular cutter capacity and ½ in twist bit capacity. It also uses a two-speed gear box (400/690 rpm) and has a 5-3/4 in stroke length. This drill has a maximum magnetic holding force of 2,000 lb and weighs 29.5 lb with battery. It has tool dimensions (LxWxH) of 13-3/4 in x 7-1/2 in x 15-1/2 in and includes two M18 RED LITHIUM XC 5.0 Batteries, an AC/DC vehicle charger, a magnetic lubrication tank, ½ in chuck adapter, chuck key, two retractable pilot pins, a safety strap and carrying case.

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation, 13135 West Lisbon Road, Brookfield, WI 53005-2550, 800-729-3878, Fax: 800-638-9582, www.milwaukeetool.com.

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