The Milwaukee 2902 - 22 kit is a powerhouse for all your drilling and fastening needs. The M18 1/2 - inch Brushless Hammer Drill/Driver stands out as the most powerful in its class, yet it's surprisingly compact. With 725 in - lbs of torque and 0 - 550/0 - 1800 RPM, it can handle a wide variety of tasks. The Milwaukee - built brushless motor, REDLINK Electronics, and REDLITHIUM batteries work together to offer more efficient power delivery, meaning fewer trips to the charger. Measuring just 7.0 inches long and weighing 4.6 lbs with the battery, it provides excellent control and balance, making it perfect for overhead work or tight spaces. Its all - metal gear case and 1/2 - inch metal chuck ensure maximum durability.
What's in the kit? You'll get (1) M18 1/2' Brushless Hammer Drill Bare Tool (2902 - 20), (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ XC 4.0 Extended Capacity Battery Packs (48 - 11 - 1840), (1) M18™ & M12™ Multi - Voltage Charger (48 - 59 - 1812), (1) Carrying Case, (1) Side Handle, and (1) Belt Clip.
The features of the Milwaukee 2902 - 22 are top - notch. Its compact design gives you great balance and control, ideal for overhead or tight - space work. The 1/2 - inch all - metal ratcheting single - sleeve chuck is built to last. REDLINK™ Intelligence offers advanced overload protection and temperature monitoring to safeguard the tool and battery. The REDLITHIUM™ Battery provides superior performance, delivering more work per charge and over the pack's life compared to other batteries on the market.
Specifications include a length of 7 inches, a height of 8 inches, a width of 2.31 inches, RPM of 0 - 550/0 - 1800, 725 in - lbs of torque, an LED light, a weight of 3.1 lbs, and a cordless power source.
Using the Milwaukee 2902 - 22 hammer drill is a breeze. First, make sure the battery is fully charged and properly inserted into the drill. Select the appropriate speed setting (0 - 550 RPM for more precise work and 0 - 1800 RPM for faster drilling) based on your task. Attach the drill bit to the 1/2 - inch all - metal ratcheting single - sleeve chuck by loosening the chuck, inserting the bit, and then tightening it securely. When drilling, apply steady pressure and keep the drill perpendicular to the surface.
For safety, always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from debris. Don't use the drill in wet conditions or near flammable materials. Avoid overloading the drill by using it for tasks beyond its capabilities.
To maintain your drill, after each use, wipe it down with a clean, dry cloth to remove dust and debris. Check the chuck for any signs of wear or damage. Every few months, lubricate the moving parts according to the manufacturer's instructions. Store the drill in the provided carrying case in a cool, dry place to keep it in good condition.
