Milwaukee Drills, Drivers, and Impact Tools
Milwaukee drills cover every fastening and drilling job on the M12 and M18 platforms. That includes drill drivers and right angle drills, hammer drills and rotary hammers for masonry and concrete, screwdrivers and drywall guns, impact drivers including SURGE hydraulic models, and impact wrenches from M12 FUEL stubby and right angle models to an M18 FUEL 1-inch D-handle wrench with ONE-KEY. Bits, hole saws, and SDS bits are grouped here too, so you can buy the tool and what goes in it in one stop.
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Combo Kits
Milwaukee combo kits pair a drill with an impact driver, or add saws and lights, with batteries and a charger. M12 kits stay compact; M18 FUEL kits include hammer drill and SURGE hydraulic driver pairs.
Drill Drivers
Drill drivers include M18 FUEL and compact models, M12 FUEL drills, the M12 FUEL installation 5-in-1 with swappable heads, and Hole Hawg and Super Hawg right angle drills for boring through framing.
Hammer Drills and Rotary Hammers
Hammer drills add a hammer mode for brick and block. For anchor holes in concrete, step up to rotary hammers with SDS PLUS or SDS MAX bits.
Impact Drivers
Impact drivers sink long screws and lags. SURGE hydraulic models such as the M12 FUEL 2551 and M18 FUEL 2760 run quieter, and the M12 right angle impact driver fits between joists.
Impact Wrenches
Impact wrenches run from M12 FUEL stubby and right angle models for auto work to M18 FUEL compact, mid torque, and high torque wrenches with friction rings, and a 1-inch D-handle model.
Bits, Hole Saws, and SDS Bits
Drill bits, driver bits, and hole saws cover metal, wood, and masonry. SDS PLUS and SDS MAX bits fit rotary hammers.
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Milwaukee Drills FAQ
Drill driver, hammer drill, or impact driver?
A drill driver bores holes and drives screws with a clutch for control. A hammer drill adds a hammer mode for masonry. An impact driver uses rotary blows to drive long fasteners with less wrist strain. Many users start with a combo kit that pairs two of them.
What is a SURGE hydraulic driver?
SURGE models use a fluid-filled drive instead of a standard impact mechanism. They drive fasteners like an impact driver with less noise and vibration, which suits occupied homes and repetitive work.
When do I need a rotary hammer instead of a hammer drill?
A hammer drill handles small holes in brick and block. For repeated anchor holes in poured concrete or larger diameters, a rotary hammer with SDS PLUS bits drills faster with less effort.
What warranty covers Milwaukee drills?
Most Milwaukee electric power tools, including M18 and M12 drills and drivers, carry a 5-year limited warranty. Most M18 and M12 REDLITHIUM batteries carry 3 years. Registration is not required. Coverage applies to the original purchaser from an authorized Milwaukee distributor, and some products carry shorter terms.