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Background

The Milwaukee Impact Driver 2657-20 is an 18V lithium-ion cordless impact driver produced by the Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation. It belongs to Milwaukee's M18 line of power tools which utilize an 18V lithium-ion battery system. The power tool has a maximum torque of 1500 in-lbs, a maximum impact rate of 0-3000 IPM, and a speed range of 0-2400/0-3250 RPM. Its weight is 2.4 lbs and it measures 5.7 inches in length. Additional features include an LED light and a fuel gauge.

The 2657-20 impact driver uses a brushless motor technique for extended motor life and additional power. It offers 4 output modes, allowing the user to select between precision fastening and maximum torque applications. The tool's impact mechanism has two anvils designed for accuracy and speed. The device is equipped with an on-board fuel gauge and LED light. The Redlink Plus intelligence feature provides optimization between the tool, battery, and charger. The 2657-20 is compatible with all Milwaukee M18 batteries. Designed for professional use, the 2657-20 is used for driving and removing fasteners in wood, metal, and concrete. It can manage lug nuts, large screws, and lag bolts. Its 4-mode drive control provides flexibility for different applications, while its compact and lightweight design allows for use in restricted spaces.

Technical Specifications

  • Power source: 18V lithium-ion battery
  • Max torque: 1500 in-lbs
  • Max impact rate: 0-3000 IPM
  • Speed: 0-2400/0-3250 RPM
  • Tool weight: 2.4 lbs
  • Length: 5.7 in
  • Additional features: LED light and fuel gauge

Warranty

The Milwaukee 2657-20 Impact Driver comes with a 5-year limited warranty. This warranty provides coverage for any defects in the materials or workmanship of the product. To claim the warranty, one would likely need to contact Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation, provide proof of purchase, and describe the issue. Specific instructions for claiming the warranty may vary, so it is recommended to check the documentation that came with the product or the manufacturer's website for detailed information.

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