Milwaukee M12 Sub Compact Rotary Hammer
Milwaukee M12™ Cordless, Sub-Compact  ½” SDS Plus Rotary Hammer
The new Milwaukee M12 Sub Compact Rotary Hammer is only 3.9-pounds and 9-inches long. Think about the last time you were drilling uni-strut overhead, or trying to drill in a hanger behind a boiler or other electrical or mechanical structures.
This little SDS drill is a problem solver – a small, confined space, no electrical cord needed problem solver!
The Milwaukee M12 Sub Compact Rotary Hammer  delivers 0-800 RPM, 0-5,350 BPM and is capable of drilling over 55 holes per charge.
Capable of drilling both Rotary Hammer and Hammer-only the Electro Pneumatic Design allows for drilling of holes up to ½” holes in concrete. 
 Milwaukee M12 Sub Compact Rotary Hammer 1/2″ SDS (2412-22XC)Â
- Â 0-800 RPM
- 0-5,350 BPM
- ½” Chuck capacity
- 9” long
- 3.9 pounds
Milwaukee M12 Sub Compact Rotary Hammer 1/”2″ SDS Plus (2420-20)
- 0-800 RPM
- 0-5,350 BPM
- ½” Max Chuck capacity
- 9” long
- 3.0 pounds
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