Milwaukee 2562-20 M12 FUEL 3/8 in. Stubby Impact Wrench - Tool Only
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Milwaukee 2562-20 M12 FUEL 3/8 in. Stubby Impact Wrench - Tool Only
Model Number: 2562-20
Milwaukee 2562-20 M12 FUEL 3/8 in. Stubby Impact Wrench - Tool Only
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about this product.
Yes. Milwaukee states the 2562-20 is compatible with all M12 REDLITHIUM batteries and chargers. This is a tool-only model, so you will need an M12 battery and charger to operate it.
How much torque does the Milwaukee 2562-20 produce?
The Milwaukee M12 FUEL 3/8 in. Stubby Impact Wrench delivers up to 550 ft-lbs of nut-busting torque, according to the manufacturer.
What are the RPM and IPM ranges on the 2562-20?
The 2562-20 has four DRIVE CONTROL modes. RPM ranges are 0-930 (Mode 1), 0-2,100 (Mode 2), 0-3,000 (Mode 3), and 0-1,300 (Mode 4). IPM ranges are 0-1,500, 0-3,000, 0-3,300, and 0-3,300 across the four modes.
How much does the 2562-20 weigh?
The manufacturer lists the bare tool at 2.2 lb. Weight will increase when a battery is installed.
What is the AUTO SHUT-OFF feature on this impact wrench?
In forward, AUTO SHUT-OFF applies no more than 15 ft-lbs of torque for hand-tight applications, helping prevent overtightening.
How do I change modes on the Milwaukee 2562-20?
Mode changes are single-handed. Shift the forward-reverse shuttle into neutral, then double-tap the trigger to cycle through the modes.
Does the Milwaukee 2562-20 have a work light?
Yes. It is equipped with Tri-LED work lights designed to illuminate the work area and reduce shadows.
How is the 2562-20 different from a standard impact wrench?
Milwaukee describes the Stubby as lighter and more compact, designed to fit tight spaces and reach fasteners that larger impacts can't access without extra accessories or disassembly. The manufacturer also claims 50% faster application speeds.








