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M18 FUEL™ 1” High Torque Impact Wrench w/ ONE-KEY™ ONE SLIDER Pre-Order Now Launch Ship June 1, 2019 Date: Date: Most Powerful Impact Wrench ▪ WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL IMPACT WRENCH ▪ Up to 1,500ft-lbs Fastening Torque ▪ Up to 1,800ft-lbs Nut-Busting Torque ▪ Higher torque output than corded & pneumatic Up to 7LBS Lighter Weight ▪ World’s 1st Cordless 1” Impact Wrench ▪ LESS USER FATIGUE ▪ Up to 7lbs Lighter Weight than corded competitors ▪ Over 4” shorter length than corded competitors ▪ ELIMINATES COMPRESSORS & GENERATORS ▪ Lower cost of ownership ▪ No routine maintenance on compressors, generators, hoses & tools Eliminates Compressors & Generators ▪ Lower energy cost by eliminating powering generators & compressors ▪ ONE-KEY™ Enabled ▪ Customize, Track and Manage with ONE-KEY™ ▪ Up to 25% Repeatable Torque Output Model Description 2867-20 M18 FUEL™ 1" HTIW w/ ONE-KEY™ Bare Tool 2867-22 M18 FUEL™ 1" HTIW w/ ONE-KEY™ Kit w/ (2) 8.0Ah Batteries Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 M18™ DUAL BAY SIMULTANEOUS RAPID CHARGER One Slider Pre-Order Date: NOW Launch Ship Date: February 3, 2020 Rapid Charge ▪ CHARGES 2 PACKS UP TO 3X FASTER ▪ RAPID Charge rate charges each battery up to 2X faster ▪ Charges 2 batteries simultaneously ▪ Reduces downtime, maximizing productivity Simultaneous Charge ▪ JOBSITE UTILITY ▪ Slim profile allows for easy storage ▪ Single plug frees up valuable outlets ▪ CHARGES ALL M18™ BATTERIES ▪ Full M18™ system compatibility M18 Compatibility Model Description 48-59-1802 M18™ Dual Bay Simultaneous Rapid Charger Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 M18 FUEL™ Compact Band Saw 2829 One-Slider Pre-Order Date: NOW Launch Ship Date: 2/21/2020 PERFORMANCE ▪ CUT SPEED ▪ Fastest cutting compact band saw ▪ LARGEST CAPACITY ▪ 3 ¼” X 3 ¼” Capacity ▪ Largest capacity of any compact band saw CAPACITY ▪ Provides maximum productivity by allowing users to cut larger range of materials and size ▪ LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN, INCREASED BALANCE ▪ Only 7.7LBS - 25% lighter than existing 2629 ERGONOMICS ▪ Increased balanced for better user experience ▪ PIPE REAMER COMPATIBILITY ▪ First band saw to incorporate pipe reamer attachment compatibility Model Description 2829-20 M18 FUEL™ Compact Band Saw (Tool Only) 2829-22 M18 FUEL™ Compact Band Saw Kit Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 M18 FUEL™ 8” Metal Cutting Circular Saw One-Slider Pre-Order Date: 3/1/2020 Launch Ship Date: 4/15/2020 POWER ▪ GENERATES 15AMP CORDED POWER ▪ 2-9/16” Cut Capacity ▪ Ability to Cut 1” Steel Plate ▪ FASTER THAN CORDED ▪ Up to 30% Faster Cuts PERFORMANCE ▪ Faster than all AC Saws ▪ Onboard Chip Collection for Increased Safety and Productivity ▪ CUTS 120’ OF DECKING PER CHARGE ▪ Less down time and more productivity RUN TIME ▪ 100 Cuts 2” x 2” x ¼” Angle Iron Model Description 2982-20 M18 FUEL™ 8" Metal Cutting Circular Saw (Tool Only) 2982-21 M18 FUEL™ 8" Metal Cutting Circular Saw Kit Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 M12 FUEL™ Extended Reach Ratchets One slider Pre-Order Date: NOW Launch Ship Date: NOW BEST IN CLASS TORQUE ▪ Increased Productivity ▪ FUEL™ Ratchets provide an industry leading torque output ▪ Pneumatic tool replacement ▪ 2559 - 1/4” FUEL Extended Reach Ratchet: 40ft-lbs Max Torque ▪ 2560 - 3/8” FUEL Extended Reach Ratchet: 55ft-lbs Max Torque LONGEST REACH IN TIGHT SPACES ▪ Most Access ▪ Extended neck allows for most usable reach in tight spaces without knuckle busting ▪ Up to 20% smaller head size – critical to get into tight locations ▪ Greater Durability ▪ POWERSTATE™ brushless motor providing over 2X more motor GREATER DURABILITY life than brushed Ratchets ▪ Durable metal components for longer tool performance ▪ Premium overmold for prolonged life in shop environments Model Description 2559-20 M12 FUEL™ 1/4" Extended Reach Ratchet Bare Tool 2559-21 M12 FUEL™ 1/4" Extended Reach Ratchet 1 Battery Kit 49-16-2559 M12 FUEL™ 1/4" Extended Reach Ratchet Rubber Boot 2560-20 M12 FUEL™ 3/8" Extended Reach Ratchet Bare Tool 2560-21 M12 FUEL™ 3/8" Extended Reach Ratchet 1 Battery Kit 49-16-2560 M12 FUEL™ 3/8" Extended Reach Ratchet Rubber Boot Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 M12 FUEL™ Installation Drill Driver One Slider Pre-Order OPEN NOW Launch Ship September 15th 2019 Date: Date: 4-In-1 Dedicated Solutions ▪ 4-IN-1 DEDICATED SOLUTIONS ▪ 4 tools in one for ultimate versatility 4-in-1 DEDICATED SOLUTIONS ▪ Drill, Right Angle, Screwdriver and Offset designed to use dependent on the job ▪ Right Angle and Offset rotate in 16 positions to use in all UNRIVALED ACCESS & CONTROL orientations ▪ UNRIVALED ACCESS & CONTROL ▪ Lightest , Most Compact ▪ 5.1” in length ▪ Right Angle Attachment for access in tight spaces ▪ Offset Attachment for access in edges and corners 300 IN-LBs of TORQUE ▪ 300 INCH-LBS OF TORQUE ▪ 300 in-lbs. of torque for variety of applications ▪ Power of M12 FUEL™ Model Description 2505-20 M12 FUEL™ INSTALLATION DRILL DRIVER BARE TOOL 2505-22 M12 FUEL™ INSTALLATION DRILL DRIVER KIT Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 M12 FUEL™ 1/4” RIGHT ANGLE DIE GRINDER One Slider Pre-Order Date: NOW Launch Ship Date: NOW 20% MORE POWER ▪ 0.3 HP Motor Output ▪ More powerful than pneumatic 0.25 HP die grinders ▪ Max RPM = 25,000 ▪ 1/4” Collet, 1/8” compatible (Sold separately) 4-SPEED RPM CONTROL ▪ Optimized RPM setting for most common accessories ▪ Dial in the right Max RPM for safer operation ▪ Mode 1=10,000, Mode 2=15,000, Mode 3=20,000, Mode 4= 25,000 ▪ Saves Time. Compact Tool Size ▪ No air hoses, compressors, or daily maintenance GREATER MOBILITY & ACCESS ▪ Replaces compressors and air hoses ▪ Increased cost savings over pneumatic power ▪ Compact tool size allows access in tight spaces Model Description 2485-20 M12 FUEL™ Right Angle Die Grinder 2485-22 M12 FUEL™ Right Angle Die Grinder 2 Battery Kit 49-16-2485 M12 FUEL™ Right Angle Die Grinder Protective Boot Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 M12 FUEL™ 1/4” STRAIGHT DIE GRINDER ONE SLIDER Pre-Order Date: NOW Launch Ship Date: 3/1/2020 20% MORE POWER ▪ 0.3 HP Motor Output ▪ More powerful than pneumatic 0.25 HP die grinders ▪ Max RPM = 21,000 ▪ 1/4” Collet, 1/8” compatible 3-SPEED RPM CONTROL ▪ Optimized RPM setting for most common accessories ▪ Dial in the right Max RPM for safer operation ▪ Mode 1=10,000, Mode 2=15,000, Mode 3=21,000, ▪ Saves Time. Compact Tool Size ▪ No air hoses, compressors, or daily maintenance ▪ Replaces compressors and air hoses GREATER MOBILITY & ACCESS ▪ Increased cost savings over pneumatic power ▪ Compact tool size allows access in tight spaces Model Description 2486-20 M12 FUEL 1/4" ST Die Grinder Bare Tool 2486-22 M12 FUEL 1/4" ST Die Grinder 2 Bat Kit Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 M12 FUEL™ Right Angle Impact Wrenches One Slider Pre-Order Launch Ship Date: Date: Up to 220 Ft-lbs Nut-Busting Torque NOW June 1, 2020 ▪ MOST POWERFUL RIGHT ANGLE IMPACT WRENCH ▪ Up to 220 ft-lbs Nut-Busting Torque ▪ Up to 200 ft-lbs Fastening Torque ▪ Higher torque output than other cordless & pneumatic ▪ MORE ACCESS ▪ Low profile head design allows users for more access in tight spaces More Access in Tight Spaces ▪ Head Profile of 2.8” ▪ Long body profile allows for more access ▪ 8.63” trigger to anvil length ▪ UNMATCHED CONTROL ▪ 4-Mode Drive Control ▪ Includes Auto Shut-Off Mode when fastening – Prevents over-tightening ▪ Includes Bolt Removal Mode when removing – More control after bolt breakaway ▪ FEATURE SET ▪ LED Light 4-Mode Drive Control ▪ High Voltage Rating: 69kV Model Description 2564-20 M12 FUEL™ 3/8" Right Angle Impact Wrench (Bare Tool) 2564-22 M12 FUEL™ 3/8" Right Angle Impact Wrench Kit 2565-20 M12 FUEL™ 1/2" Right Angle Impact Wrench (Bare Tool) 2565-22 M12 FUEL™ 1/2" Right Angle Impact Wrench Kit 2565P-20 M12 FUEL™ 1/2" Right Angle Impact Wrench w/ Pin Detent (Bare Tool) 2565P-22 M12 FUEL™ 1/2" Right Angle Impact Wrench w/ Pin Detent Kit 49-16-2564 M12 FUEL™ Right Angle Impact Wrench Protective Boot Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 SOCKETS User Driven Innovation Current Issues Milwaukee Solutions Trouble accessing FOUR FLAT™ SIDES tight spaces when loosening or WRENCH READY tightening fasteners when there’s not enough space for a ratchet Users lose sockets FOUR FLAT™ SIDES because they roll away ANTI-ROLL LASER Difficulty ENGRAVED identifying socket sizes SOCKET SIZES Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 RATCHETING COMBINATION WRENCHES User Driven Innovation Current Issues Milwaukee Solutions Users have trouble 2.5° of ARC SWING accessing tight spaces Low tooth count, high arc SLIM PROFILE swing DESIGN Ratchet mechanisms are DOUBLE-STACKED not designed for PAWLS durability and fail prematurely LONGEST RATCHET LIFE Open end is not MAX BITE™ optimized for high OPEN-END GRIP torque applications and rounds off nuts & UP TO 25% MORE TORQUE bolts REDUCE ROUNDING & STRIPPING Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 COMBINATION WRENCHES User Driven Innovation Current Issues Milwaukee Solutions Open End is not optimized MAX BITE™ for high torque OPEN-END GRIP applications and round off nuts & bolts UP TO 25% MORE TORQUE REDUCE ROUNDING & STRIPPING Handles are not designed ROUNDED for user comfort and dig into hands when force is I-BEAM HANDLE applied COMFORTABLY APPLY TORQUE DOES NOT DIG INTO HANDS Size INK-FILLED, HARD labeling/identification STAMPED LABELS markings are very hard to see EASILY IDENTIFY SIZES Confidential Document Property of MILWAUKEE TOOL Brookfield, Wisconsin 53005 .
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