Milwaukee Hammer Drill 2604-20

The Milwaukee Hammer Drill 2604-20 is a cordless rotary hammer drill produced by the Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation. This tool is a part of the M18 line, which uses an 18V lithium-ion battery pack for power. This particular hammer drill is equipped with a brushed motor that is designed to handle heavy-duty drilling and chiseling tasks. It comes with an all-metal gear case and a ratcheting chuck for durability. The drill offers a range of 0-1200/0-3400 BPM (blows per minute) and 0-500/0-2000 RPM (revolutions per minute), enabling it to effectively drill and hammer into concrete, brick, and masonry.

The 2604-20 hammer drill employs a POWERSTATE brushless motor that is designed to deliver more power and operates cooler than previous models. It also features a REDLINK PLUS intelligence system that helps prevent damage to the tool and battery by providing overload protection. The tool also incorporates an active vibration control system that reduces the vibration felt in the hand during use. The design of the drill includes an ambidextrous side handle and an all-metal reversible belt clip. It is compatible with M18 REDLITHIUM batteries and has dimensions of 2.1 x 8.1 x 7.6 inches, with a weight of 4.53 pounds when no battery is installed.

• Model Number: 2604-20
• Product Type: Hammer Drill
• Power Source: Cordless, 18V Lithium-Ion Battery
• Motor Type: Brushed
• Drilling Speeds: 0-1200/0-3400 BPM (blows per minute), 0-500/0-2000 RPM (revolutions per minute)
• Gearcase: All-metal gearcase
• Chuck: Ratcheting, max bit grip with one-handed operation
• Vibration Control: Active vibration control system
• Torque: 0-60 ft-lbs
• Handle Design: Optimized for better control and easy grip
• Additional Features: Onboard fuel gauge and LED light
• Battery Compatibility: M18 Lithium-Ion Batteries
• Dimensions: 2.1 x 8.1 x 7.6 inches
• Weight: 4.53 lbs (without battery)

The Milwaukee 2604-20 M18 Fuel Hammer Drill comes with a 5-year limited warranty. This warranty coverage indicates that the manufacturer will repair or replace the drill if it fails due to a material or workmanship defect within this period. To claim the warranty, owners should contact Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation directly. It's advisable to keep the original purchase receipt as proof of purchase date, which may be required when making a claim. The specific details on how to initiate a warranty claim can usually be found on the manufacturer's website or in the product's user manual.