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| Milwaukee ScrewDriver ( Screw Gun) 6790-20 Self Drill Fastener Screwdriver, 0-2500 RPM Ideal product for controlled depth fastening. Control the depth of every screw with the no slip depth guide - Screw Drivers |
| Milwaukee ScrewDriver ( Screw Gun) 6742-20 Drywall Screwdriver, 0-4000 RPM - At 0-4000 RPM you can drive drywall screws as fast as your arm can move and have all the control you need for framing with the smooth activating trigger speed control - Screw Drivers |
| Milwaukee ScrewDriver ( Screw Gun) 6580-20 Adjustable Clutch Screwdriver, 0-1200 RPM - If you need to fasten a series of bolts or screws all to the same torque this is the driver for you. The 6.5 amp 6580-20 has an easily adjustable clutch that can be set for 10 to 140 inch pounds - Screw Drivers |
| Milwaukee ScrewDriver ( Screw Gun) 6791-21 Remodeler's Screwdriver Kit, 0-2500 RPM with Quik-Lok® cord - Powerful 6.5 amp motor, 0 to 2500 rpm, variable speed control, Two ramp-off depth locators for drywall and self-drill fasteners |
| Milwaukee ScrewDriver ( Screw Gun) 6740-20 Decking, Drywall and Framing Screwdriver, 0-2500 RPM - This screwdriver has the power and RPM for a broad range of power driving applications such as decking, drywall hanging and framing with ramp off depth locator and no slip depth adjustment |
| Milwaukee ScrewDriver ( Screw Gun) 6792-20 Screwdriver Power Unit, 0-2500 RPM Power unit for roofing systems not furnished by Milwaukee - Power and Gearing for Self Drilling Fasteners - Screw Drivers |
| Milwaukee ScrewDriver ( Screw Gun) 6780-20 Metal Fastening Adjustable Clutch Screw Driver, 0-2500 RPM - When the screw head reaches the selected torque the adjustable clutch slips with minimum reaction force. This model is popular with metal building and roofing contractors who normally join thin gauge to heavier gauge materials |
