Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 1/2 in. Impact Wrench with Rocker Switch and Detent Pin Socket Retention
- SKU:
- MLW9070-20
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 7.25 LBS
Description
DUTY®
1/2 in Corded
Impact Wrench
A corded impact wrench for matching half-inch-drive accessories where plug-in power suits the fastening setup.
Product Overview
A forward/reverse rocker switches between driving and loosening, with control at the handle.
The detent-pin drive holds matching sockets and adapters; the fixed rubber cord is 8 ft.
- Motor outputPlug-in impact power.
- Direction controlForward/reverse rocker.
- Socket retentionDetent-pin retention.
- Power cord8 ft fixed rubber cord.
Technical Specifications
- Square drive
- 1/2 in
- Motor current
- 7 A
- Peak torque
- 300 ft-lb
- Speed
- 1,800 RPM
- Cord length
- 8 ft
- Socket retention
- Detent pin
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose impact-rated sockets with a 1/2-inch square drive. Match the socket opening to the fastener and follow the fastening specification.
With the tool disconnected, fit the socket and check detent-pin engagement. Inspect the cord and plug before connecting to suitable power.
Installation & Care
Select the required direction with the rocker switch. Keep the socket aligned and maintain a secure grip during operation.
Disconnect power before changing accessories or inspecting the tool. Keep the cord clear of moving parts and replace damaged accessories.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help matching the wrench to a job? Tell Willy your fastener size, access space and power setup so the GetPipe team can check the selection.
Important Product Questions
Can I use ordinary hand-tool sockets?
Choose impact-rated sockets and adapters that match the drive and fastener. A hand-tool socket’s matching opening does not establish suitability for powered impact use.
What should I check before fitting an extension lead?
Match the lead to the tool’s electrical rating and the required distance using the manual’s cord-selection guidance. Check the plug and cord condition before connecting power.
Does peak torque guarantee the final joint torque?
No. The peak rating is not a guaranteed final torque on every fastener. Follow the required fastening procedure and verify final torque with a suitable measuring tool where specified.
