Our Milwaukee M18 FUEL Pipe Threader with OneKey is a game - changer in the pipe threading industry. It's the world's first cordless pipe threader, transforming how you thread pipes. This cordless wonder comes with AutoStop technology. This smart feature detects severe kickback and immediately shuts off the tool, keeping you safe. The die head retention lock stops the die head from ejecting, and the side grip means you don't have to hold the spinning die head when starting threads. It offers amazing tool control and functionality, allowing you to thread pipes much faster than corded models. With a multi - speed selector, it maximizes your productivity without sacrificing thread quality. This powerful metal pipe threader can handle up to 2” black iron pipe, stainless steel, and rigid metal conduit. What's more, it's compatible with ONE KEY Technology. You can connect it wirelessly to your smartphone to track its location, manage it in your inventory, and lock it for added security. The kit includes an M18 FUEL Pipe Threader with One - Key, a threading support arm, a carrying case, two M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT HD12.0 battery packs, an M18 & M12 Rapid Charger, and many other great features like AUTOSTOP kickback control, side grip for thread starts, and an offset die head for closer threading near bends and walls. It's also compatible with ridgid® 12 - R and Reed R12+ die heads, and can thread over 25, 2” pipes per charge.
Using the Milwaukee M18 FUEL Pipe Threader Kit is easy. First, make sure the battery is fully charged. Then, attach the appropriate die head to the pipe threader. Place the pipe in the threading support arm or use the dedicated support arm if you don't have a pipe stand. Start the threading process by using the side grip to initiate the thread. You can select the appropriate speed using the multi - speed selector for the best thread quality. When you're done, turn off the tool and remove the pipe. Remember to keep the tool clean after each use. Wipe it down with a dry cloth to remove any debris. Check the battery regularly and charge it when it's low. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, such as a loose die head retention lock or a malfunctioning AutoStop technology, stop using the tool and have it inspected by a professional. Also, always use the tool in a well - ventilated area and follow all safety instructions provided in the manual.
