3/8-Inch Stubby Impact Wrench with 550 ft-lb Nut-Busting Torque and Compact 4.8-Inch Body, Bare Tool
3/8-Inch Stubby Impact Wrench with 550 ft-lb Nut-Busting Torque and Compact 4.8-Inch Body, Bare Tool
Three-eighth-inch stubby impact wrench delivers high fastening and removal force from a compact body suited to restricted work areas. Its fixed square drive accepts compatible 3/8-inch sockets, while up to 550 ft-lb of listed nut-busting torque supports demanding automotive and mechanical fastener work.
The Milwaukee M12 FUEL model 2562-20 measures 4.8 inches long and weighs about 2 pounds, helping users maneuver between components where a longer wrench may be difficult to position. This red, black, and silver listing is for one bare tool. Batteries, charger, and sockets are not identified as included, so they must be selected separately for a complete working setup.
Specifications
- Brand: Milwaukee
- Product: Stubby impact wrench
- Model: 2562-20
- Drive size: 3/8 inch
- Drive style: Fixed square
- Maximum listed nut-busting torque: 550 ft-lb
- Tool length: 4.8 inches
- Item weight: 2 pounds
- Colors: Red, black, and silver
- Material listed: Chrome vanadium steel
- Finish: Unpolished
- Measurement standard: SAE inch
- Package quantity: 1
- Configuration: Bare tool
- Battery included: Not identified as included
- Charger included: Not identified as included
- Sockets included: Not identified as included
- Use: Automotive and mechanical fastening or removal
Frequently Asked Questions
What drive size does this impact wrench use?
The model 2562-20 has a fixed 3/8-inch square drive for compatible impact sockets.
How much nut-busting torque is listed?
The tool is listed with up to 550 ft-lb of nut-busting torque.
Why is the 4.8-inch body useful?
Its compact length can improve access around components and fasteners where longer tools are difficult to position.
Does this listing include a battery or charger?
No battery or charger is identified in the included-components evidence; this is described as a bare-tool listing.