M12 FUEL One-Key 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 1/2 in. Digital Torque Wrench (Tool-Only)

It's such an absolutely amazing tool, that I'm buying the 3/8 also.

This wrench makes getting into tight places so much easier & faster cuz there's no ratcheting back & fourth involved.

WOW! That’s the response users will project with this Milwaukee M12 FUEL 1/2” Drive Digital Torque Wrench w/ ONE-KEY. The part number for this “Kit” is 2466-22. Included with the kit is a well thought out carrying case. The case contains (2) 2.0ah compact M12 batteries, M12 charger, 1/2” digital torque wrench, calibration certification & owners manual(s). This torque wrench, in my professional opinion, settles the argument between digital & traditional. Why? For a couple of reasons: 1) This digital torque wrench is more than a traditional torque wrench & more than a traditional digital torque wrench. A brushless 12v M12 battery powered engine drives the head like a ratchet wrench or impact gun. This eliminates the need to manually thread fasteners or utilize manual ratcheting speeding up the process. You can even set the speed the ratchet turns the fastener. Set your target torque, pull the trigger, the tool will stop short of your target and simply rotate until the LED’s turn green. DONE! 2) ONE-KEY. ONE-KEY allows you to connect to your tool via Bluetooth. However, it’s offers so much more than simply connecting. Inventory management, tool tracking, locking out tools, tool checkout and so much more. But, what it does for this tool is quite impressive. You can record torque settings, sequences etc.. print reports & compare it to manufacturers specs on such project to satisfy your foreman, a customer or simply satisfy a file for future reference or compliance. Great tool that we will utilize daily.

The audience for this Milwaukee motorized digital torque wrench is, I think, intended to be people who tighten many fittings/bolts a day and have to do so repetitively. The promotional material suggests that this tool can replace multiple others, but I am not convinced of that. The first thing to understand is that the motorized aspect doesn't tighten the bolt to torque. It will spin the bolt until it starts to tighten, but then you must finish the operation by hand. Here is where the tool shines in that it shows you visually and audibly how close you are to the target torque you have set. See the pictures I attached. Like other Milwaukee One-Key tools, the torque wrench is very configurable - you can not only set the target torque but the acceptable target range both below and above. It also works with the One-Key system that can tie the tool to a cellphone so that only the authorized user can use it. It can also record set torques, if your work requires that. The tool itself is large and heavy. The motorized action is reversible if you are tightening bolts that go that way - you can't use it to loosen a tight bolt, so keep that air wrench handy. As for accuracy, I don't have a way of thoroughly testing, but compared to my manual torque wrench it seemed about right. One thing I will note is that after 5000 uses the calibration will "expire", and you will have to return it to Milwaukee to get recertified for continued use (if I understand the wording correctly, the tool will stop functioning 14 days after it reaches 5000 uses.)

Another great product from the people at Milwaukee. I really like the one-key feature of this tool. Once the tool info is entered into the app you are able to track the tool and also set up parameters for the tool to operate. The app can also provide reports to detail the torque used to tighten bolts for let's say a pull test in earthquake areas. This would be a great tool for the auto mechanic, builder or commercial construction. The LCD screen is very easy to see and read.

I used my new Milwaukee Digital Torque Wrench today and I’m amazed with this new tool. The powered ratchet can tighten up a nut to a pre-torque value and then the tool can be used like a normal torque wrench with electronic feedback while the operator rotates the tool by hand to torque the nut. Four notification modes from the tool (audible, LED, LCD and vibratory) are activated when the proper torque is achieved. Over torque values are displayed in red. This tool also has the “One-Key” features that can track the location of the tool and record/print torques made on the job site via the “One-Key” app. The "One-Key" app can be down loaded to your cell phone. My project was to check the lug nut torques on my RAV4 wheels which the manual says should be 76 ft.-lbs. The first thing I did was to set the torque setting on the Milwaukee Torque wrench. I pressed the power button, pushed “OK” twice and hit the up arrows to 76 and hit the “OK” again. Next, I got a 13/16-inch impact socket and a short extension and put it on the drive end of the wrench. I used the torque wrench to loosen a lug nut and re-torque it to 76 ft.-lbs. In my first trial the drive end of the wrench was in my right hand and when I took a picture of the display, I realized that the read out was upside down. A future design might make it like my iPad which rotates the screen image, so it is always right side up. I switched the drive end to my left hand and the screen image was now right side up. While torqueing the lug nut I used the built-in power ratchet to tighten the lug bolt to a pre-torque value. Then using the torque wrench handle I torqued the lug nut watching the progress lights approach the proper torque of 76 ft.-lbs. I found it difficult to hit the exact torque, but I was always in an approved range slightly above the required torque of 76 ft.-lbs (-0, +10%). I found it was easier to torque the lug nut if the ratchet trigger was locked out, so I wouldn’t accidentally actuate the ratchet trigger while I was trying to torque the nut. I like the built in LED light that shines on the nut being torqued. The Torque wrench works great; however, the cost might be somewhat prohibitive. This cost could be offset if recorded and printed records are a requirement on your job. I would recommend the Milwaukee M12 Digital Torque Wrench to any serious professional or DIY individual needing an accurate torque wrench.

The Milwaukee m12 1/2" torque wrench is very solidly engineered and constructed. It 's a little on the big arcward side. But the items you would normally being torqued wouldn't be in a tight location so I don't really see the size be too much of a impact. It features a very nice easy to use digital display that is easy to use and works great. Being onekey gives you the option of getting torque readings that you can then print out or record the parameters used.

The Milwaukee 1/2" drive torque wrench has great power and very simple easy to use screen to set it up for the torque needed. Even with it's size it still gets into the spots that you needed it to. The run time on it is very good.

The best tool for automotive purposes it works great I told my entire family about it and the love it . I work on have equipment and never have trouble thank you Milwaukee

Verry accurate and easy to use. Better than snap on torque wrenches.