Right-Angle Drill and Impact Driver Adapter with 1/4-Inch Hex Bit Holder, Magnetic Retention and 1.4-Inch Head
Right-Angle Drill and Impact Driver Adapter with 1/4-Inch Hex Bit Holder, Magnetic Retention and 1.4-Inch Head
A right-angle drill adapter reaches screws and fasteners where a full driver body cannot align with the work. Its slim 1.4-inch head redirects torque through hardened gears, letting compatible drill drivers and impact drivers operate 1/4-inch hex-shank bits inside cabinets, between framing and around tight equipment spaces.
An internal optimized shock zone absorbs peak torque to help protect the adapter, while Custom Alloy76 steel and hardened gearing support repeated demanding use. A magnet retains the installed bit and an ergonomic rubber overmold improves hand control while guiding the head. Seat each accessory fully and keep the adapter square to the fastener for efficient torque transfer.
Specifications
- Product: right-angle drill and impact adapter
- Input compatibility: drill drivers and impact drivers
- Accessory compatibility: 1/4-inch hex-shank bits
- Head profile: 1.4 inches
- Bit retention: magnetic
- Gears: hardened for torque transfer
- Shank material: Custom Alloy76 steel listing
- Impact management: internal optimized shock zone
- Grip: ergonomic rubber overmold
- Lock type: manual keyless listing
- Thread size listing: 1/4-20 UNC
- Quantity: 1
- Uses: driving fasteners in tight and obstructed spaces
- Brand: Milwaukee
- Model: 48-32-2390
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tools can drive the right-angle adapter?
It is designed for compatible impact drivers and drill drivers using the specified input connection.
What accessories fit the output holder?
The magnetic holder accepts compatible 1/4-inch hex-shank bits for screws and other supported fasteners.
How slim is the right-angle head?
The source lists a 1.4-inch profile which helps the adapter reach inside narrow or obstructed spaces.
How does it manage impact torque?
An internal optimized shock zone absorbs peak torque while hardened gears transfer rotation through the 90-degree head.