Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 1-1/4"-2" IPS-IA Press Ring Kit for M18 FORCE LOGIC Long Throw Press Tool
- SKU:
- MLW49-16-2691S
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 22.50 LBS
Description
DUTY®
1-1/4–2 in IPS-IA
Press Ring Kit
Prepare Isotubi USA stainless-steel press connections with a ring kit for the M18 FORCE LOGIC Long Throw tool.
Product Overview
The kit covers 1-1/4, 1-1/2 and 2 in connections on approved schedule 5 and 10 stainless-steel piping.
Two-hinge rings fit around pipe; pair the included r1 and r2 jaws with their marked matching rings.
- Fitting systemIsotubi USA stainless fittings.
- Pipe schedulesSchedule 5 and 10 applications.
- Close accessTwo-hinge ring arrangement.
- M18 FORCE LOGICLong Throw tool required.
Technical Specifications
- Connection range
- 1-1/4–2 in
- Fitting system
- Isotubi USA
- Pipe schedule
- 5 and 10
- Stainless grades
- 304/304L, 316/316L
- Ring design
- Two hinge
- Tool fit
- M18 Long Throw press
Choose the Correct Fit
Verify the Isotubi fitting system, pipe grade, schedule and size before pressing. A stainless ring is not universal across fitting brands.
Use the M18 FORCE LOGIC Long Throw tool specified for this kit. Match r1 or r2 ring jaws to the identification on the ring and current instructions.
Installation & Care
Remove the battery before fitting the ring jaw. Seat the ring and adapter correctly around the prepared fitting.
Inspect the connection and follow the fitting maker’s test procedure. Keep the ring profiles and mating surfaces clean and undamaged.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need a stainless press setup? Tell Willy the fitting system, pipe schedule and grade, size, and press-tool model.
Important Product Questions
Which sizes and adapter jaws are supplied?
Milwaukee lists 1-1/4, 1-1/2 and 2 in rings, r1 and r2 ring jaws, and a carrying case.
Can I use the entire kit with a standard-throw press tool?
The kit is specified for M18 FORCE LOGIC Long Throw use. Do not assume a standard-throw tool supports every ring in the assortment.
How do I choose the ring jaw?
Match the r1 or r2 identification on the ring and jaw using current manufacturer instructions. Stop if the markings or instructions disagree; never force mismatched components.
