Percussion Drill Compact Brushless 158Nm, Cordless 18V
Milwaukee (USA)
Pickup available at 1092 Lower Delta Road
Usually ready in 4 hours
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The Milwaukee M18 FPD3 is a high-performance 18V brushless hammer drill designed for heavy-duty drilling and fastening in industrial, construction, and maintenance environments.
Ideal for installing anchors, fasteners, and fixtures in walls and structural materials. This makes the drill equally suited for repetitive fastening tasks in cabinetry, framing, and assembly work. Whether you're a professional contractor tackling heavy-duty projects or looking for a drill for multiple uses, this is the top of the line percussion drill that works on all materials.
Applications
- Concrete and masonry drilling
- Structural steel fastening, metal working and drilling
- Industrial maintenance and installation
Features
- Only 17.5cm in length for access into tight spaces and reduced fatigue
- 158 Nm of torque
- 2 Speed settings and ability to work on concrete walls with hammer mode
- Chuck Size (mm) / Chuck Type : Metal , 13mm
- Max. percussion rate (bpm): 0 - 7800 / 33000
- Max. drilling masonry (mm): 16
- Max. drilling steel (mm): 13
- Max. drilling wood (mm): 89
- Voltage (V): 18
- Length (mm): 175
Frequently Asked Questions
Milwaukee M18 FPD3 Percussion Drill 158Nm
What is the Milwaukee M18 FPD3 percussion drill best used for?
The Milwaukee M18 FPD3 percussion drill is best for heavy-duty drilling and fastening in wood, steel, masonry, renovation, installation, and industrial maintenance work.
Is the Milwaukee M18 FPD3 percussion drill suitable for concrete drilling?
Yes, it has hammer mode for masonry and concrete drilling. For repeated anchor holes or larger concrete work, an SDS rotary hammer is still the better tool.
Why choose the Milwaukee M18 FPD3 percussion drill over a basic drill driver?
The M18 FPD3 gives higher torque, hammer drilling capability, and a more compact body for tight access. It is better suited for professional users who drill across multiple materials regularly.
