Milwaukee M12FHIR38-0C Fuel Brushless High Speed Ratchet 3/8" 47nm (Bare Tool)
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Milwaukee M12FHIR38-0C FUEL Brushless High-Speed Ratchet 3/8" 47Nm (Bare Tool) is made for quickly tightening and removing nuts and bolts. Its POWERSTATE™ brushless motor delivers up to 47Nm of torque and reaches 450 RPM. The compact body and low-profile head provide easier access around engines, machines and other narrow areas. This bare tool works with all Milwaukee M12™ batteries.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Milwaukee |
| Model | M12 FHIR38-0C |
| Base Model | M12 FHIR38-0 |
| Product Number | 4933478172 |
| Product Type | Cordless High-Speed Ratchet |
| Battery Platform | Milwaukee M12™ |
| Voltage | 12V |
| Motor Type | POWERSTATE™ Brushless |
| Drive Size | 3/8" Square |
| Maximum Torque | 47Nm |
| No-Load Speed | 0–450 RPM |
| Speed Control | Variable-Speed Trigger |
| Head Height | 19mm |
| Tool Length | 272mm |
| Rotation Direction | Forward and Reverse |
| Work Light | LED |
| Battery-Level Indicator | Yes |
| Battery Compatibility | All Milwaukee M12™ Batteries |
| EAN | 4058546341053 |
Key Features
- Maximum torque of 47Nm
- High speed of up to 450 RPM
- POWERSTATE™ brushless motor
- Compact body for narrow working areas
- Low-profile 19mm head
- Variable-speed metal trigger
- Strong, reinforced ratchet mechanism
- Forward and reverse control
- Built-in LED work light
- Battery-level indicator
- Rubber-covered handle provides a comfortable grip
- Can fit or remove up to 210 M8 bolts using an M12 B2 battery
Applications
Suitable for vehicle servicing, engine repairs, motorcycle maintenance, machine assembly and HVAC work. Its compact head is helpful when working around pipes, hoses and other parts that limit access.
Package Contents
- Milwaukee M12FHIR38-0C High-Speed Ratchet
- Battery not included
- Charger not included
- Carrying case not included
- Sockets not included
Safety Note
Wear safety glasses and use only sockets that fit the 3/8" drive. Remove the battery before changing sockets or cleaning the tool. Use a separate torque wrench when a bolt must be tightened to an exact torque value.
