Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 27-in-1 Multi-Bit Screwdriver
- SKU:
- MLW48-22-2901
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.66 LBS
Description
DUTY®
27-in-1 Multi-Bit
Screwdriver
Keep a bit selection inside the handle and switch between standard-reach and close-access driving.
Product Overview
Use the removable holder for reach, or insert a bit in the handle where clearance is limited.
The 1/4 in hex holder is power-tool ready. An overmolded handle supports manual turning.
- Stored assortmentBits organized in the handle.
- Close accessFit a bit directly in the handle.
- Removable holder1/4 in hex power-tool shank.
- Bit identificationSize markings on the bits.
Technical Specifications
- Holder shank
- 1/4 in hex
- Nut-driver size
- 1/4 in
- Bit storage
- In handle
- Holder finish
- Chrome plated
- Handle
- Overmolded
- Bit format
- Double ended
Choose the Correct Fit
Select the exact profile and size and inspect the screw recess before applying torque.
Choose the full holder for reach or direct-to-handle fitting for clearance. Seat the bit securely in either arrangement.
Installation & Care
Disconnect a power tool before fitting the removable holder. Follow the tool and fastener guidance for driving speed and torque.
Return unused bits to the handle. Clean the holder and replace bits that have rounded, chipped or twisted.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help matching a screwdriver? Tell Willy the screw profiles, sizes and the reach your work requires.
Important Product Questions
Does 27-in-1 mean 27 separate bits?
Milwaukee describes 26 driving tips and a 1/4 in nut-driver function, using double-ended bits. Check the exact tip sizes required for your job before ordering.
Can I shorten the driver for tight access?
Yes. Remove the bit holder and fit the selected bit directly into the handle. Check that it is fully seated before turning.
Can the holder go in a power tool?
The removable holder has a power-tool-ready 1/4 in hex shank. Confirm the tool accepts it, use suitable bits and settings, and do not infer an impact rating from shank shape alone.
