Milwaukee M18 FPD3-502X

Maximum Torque — For the Most Challenging Tasks

For professionals in construction and repair, one of the main advantages of the Milwaukee M18 FPD3-502X is its exceptionally high torque, reaching 158 Nm, which is considered an outstanding indicator for universal drills and screwdrivers. This power allows for effortlessly driving long screws with a diameter of up to 16 mm — fasteners used in constructing load-bearing wooden structures. When working with smaller screws and self-tapping screws, the user can limit the tightening force with the 16-stage adjustment clutch.

Capabilities and Features

At the second speed of the gearbox, with a rotational speed of up to 2100 RPM, the tool confidently handles drilling tasks. It can make holes in metal with a diameter of up to 16 mm, in wood — up to 38 mm with a regular drill bit and up to 89 mm when using a hole saw, as well as work with tiles, plastic, and other materials. The presence of an impact mechanism expands its functionality, allowing for drilling in concrete and brickwork with hole diameters up to 16 mm. Built-in illumination is activated with a light touch of the trigger button, providing a good view of the working area. The keyless chuck is designed for drill bits with shanks of up to 13 mm, enabling quick change of accessories. For a more secure grip, there is an additional handle that can be positioned conveniently. Safety is ensured by the proprietary electronic AUTOSTOP system, replacing the traditional mechanical safety clutch.

Work Without Battery Recharge Pauses

The brushless motor of the Milwaukee M18 FPD3-502X screwdriver combines high power with economical battery energy consumption. Thanks to this, two fully charged 5 Ah batteries are sufficient for completing a large volume of work both in the workshop and on construction sites. The package includes two Milwaukee M18 batteries, a charger, and a durable plastic HD Box case for storing and transporting the tool with accessories.