Milwaukee 2552-20 M12 FUEL Cordless Stubby Impact Wrench, 1/4 inch, Bare Tool

Milwaukee 2552-20 M12 FUEL Cordless Stubby Impact Wrench, 1/4 inch, Bare Tool

• Milwaukee 2552-20 is a 1/4 inch stubby impact wrench in the M12 FUEL line. It delivers up to 100 ft-lbs of breakaway torque in a compact 5.1 inch length. Designed for tight-space fastening and removal tasks.
• Features:
  • Stubby design at 5.1 inches for access in confined areas under hood or between components.
  • Brushless Powerstate motor gives high torque output with better efficiency and motor life.
  • Forward/reverse rocker switch for change of direction without changing grip position.
  • Compatible with Milwaukee M12 battery system.
  • Not a replacement part; this is a tool unit (bare tool) for use as part of M12 FUEL line.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Milwaukee
  • Part Number: 2552-20
  • Drive Size: 1/4 inch square anvil
  • Breakaway Torque: 100 ft-lbs
  • Length: 5.1 inch (bare tool)
  • Forward/Reverse switch: Yes
  • No Load Speed: up to 2,650 RPM
  • System Compatibility : Milwaukee M12 battery system; suited for automotive, light industrial, and maintenance tasks where access is constrained.
• The Milwaukee 2552-20 can also be referred to as stubby impact wrench M12 Fuel, 1/4 square drive impact, compact impact wrench bare tool, Milwaukee stubby wrench, and 100 ft-lb cordless impact wrench.

Milwaukee is a major manufacturer of professional outdoor power equipment. It is known for durable trade-grade fastening equipment.

Q: What battery does this tool require?
A: It uses any Milwaukee M12 battery (battery and charger sold separately with bare tool 2552-20).

Q: Can this wrench remove rusted or over-torqued bolts?
A: With its 100 ft-lbs breakaway torque it handles many stuck or rusted bolts, though extremely seized fasteners may need impact wrenches with higher torque ratings or heat/penetrant first.

Q: What situations benefit most from the stubby size?
A: Tight access areas such as engine bays, interior panels, undercarriage work, or inside machinery where regular impact wrenches can’t reach.