The professional standard for heavy-duty fastening — 1,000 ft-lbs fastening torque and 1,400 ft-lbs breakaway torque in a sub-6-lb package. CNET's top pick for cordless impact wrenches.
This is the impact wrench pros actually use on job sites. If you're doing automotive work, structural bolting, or anything with large fasteners, the 2767-20 is the only cordless tool that competes with air-powered wrenches.
“As a contractor and tradesman over the last 40 years I started with the Makita 9.6 volt stuff then moved to DeWalt and finally ended up with Milwaukee about 15 years ago... I currently own about 50 Milwaukee M18 and M12 tools and couldn't be happier.”
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“The 2767-20 weighs under six pounds, but it doesn't sacrifice power for size -- its brushless motor delivers 1,000 pound-feet of fastening torque and 1,400 pound-feet of breakaway torque for removing stubborn fasteners like a lug nut.”
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“With its 1,400 foot-pounds of torque and 5-Ah battery, this is a lot of tool for the average DIYer. But if you're looking to take on tougher projects, or you want an impact wrench that you'll be able to pass on to the grandkids, the M18 is worth a look.”
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“Milwaukee is the power tool brand of choice for many pros, who value its exceptional power and rugged design.”
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