Impact Driver MILWAUKEE 18V 180 Nm — cordless impact driver, Modeco System compatible

The MILWAUKEE 18V impact driver delivers up to 180 Nm of torque in a compact, cordless body designed for fastening and loosening screws, bolts and anchors in wood, metal and common construction materials. The tool is intended for professional and home use where high torque in a small form factor is required. It accepts standard 1/4" hex bits and is compatible with Modeco System 18V batteries and accessories; it is supplied either as a body-only unit or as part of a kit including battery and charger depending on the chosen configuration.

Advantages

The impact driver combines a short overall length with high torque output to enable work in confined spaces without sacrificing driving power. Brushless motor efficiency and the cordless design provide consistent performance and reduced maintenance compared with brushed alternatives. Compatibility with Modeco System 18V batteries allows reuse of existing battery packs and accessories while ensuring sufficient runtime for assembly, installation or renovation tasks.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing screws and self-tapping screws in wood and metal
• Fastening bolts and anchors in construction and renovation work
• Assembly and disassembly of furniture, cabinets and metal structures
• Installation tasks where compact, high-torque access is required

Key specifications

• Nominal voltage: 18 V
• Maximum torque: up to 180 Nm
• Drive type: 1/4" hex bit holder
• Power source: rechargeable battery (Modeco System 18V compatible)
• Design: compact, cordless impact driver suitable for tight spaces

How to use

Install a compatible 18V battery from the Modeco System or use the body-only unit if a battery is already available. Fit the appropriate 1/4" hex bit for the fastener type, select the required speed/impact setting if the tool provides multiple modes, and position the bit on the fastener. Apply steady pressure and trigger the tool to drive or remove fasteners. For heavy duty fastening, use controlled bursts and allow the tool to run at higher impact settings to maintain torque while preventing bit cam-out. Follow standard safety practices: secure the workpiece, wear eye protection, and disconnect the battery before changing bits.

Usage recommendations

For best results match bit quality to the application—use hardened driver bits for high-torque tasks and appropriate-length bits for recessed fasteners. When working on delicate finishes, reduce impact intensity or use lower torque settings to avoid overdriving. Keep batteries charged and stored according to manufacturer guidance to preserve performance and runtime.