Milwaukee M12 12 Volt Cordless Rivet Gun REVIEW! (2550-22)

Pull 3/32 in., 1/8 in., 5/32 in., 3/16 in. rivetsIncludes two 1.5Ah Batteries, Charger, Tool BagPart of the M12 System, featuring over 90+ tools

The M12 Rivet Tool is the first cordless solution that delivers fast, easy riveting while maintaining performance, durability and size. The 2550-20 can pull up to 3/16 in. stainless steel rivets, 450 1/8 steel rivets on one 1.5 Amp/hour. charge and reduces muscle effort from a hand tool by over 60%. No compressors or hoses during set up and operation makes this tool a great replacement to pneumatic products. 2X longer life over current cordless solutions delivers greater durability from common jobsite conditions and use. This is the most compact cordless rivet tool on the market, measuring only 6.5 in. length allowing users more access in tight spaces. The M12 Rivet Tool is part of the M12 battery platform, offering 90+ solutions on one battery system.

Pull up to 3/16 in. stainless steel rivets 450 1/8 in. steel rivets per chargePart of 90+ solutions on the M12 platform Pull 3/32 in., 1/8 in., 5/32 in., 3/16 in. rivets Aluminum, steel, stainless steel - capacity 0.8 in. stroke length 2,000 lbs. pulls force Tool holds rivet in any orientation Nose reach = 1.55 in.Types of rivets used -3/32 in.-3/16 in. all material Includes Nose Pieces -3/32 in., 1/8 in., 5/32 in., 3/16 in. rivet sizes Includes: 2550-20 M12 rivet tool, (2) M12 compact battery pack 1.5Ah (48-11-2401), M12 battery charger 48-59-2401

[badger]

Thanks for getting this review up.

Tip: turn down the music volume when you are using the tool and nararating. We want to hear the tool at work and your comments

[snakeman]

I used to build and modify Toyota Landcruisers for the mining industry here in northern Ontario in Canada and this thing saved our hands that's for sure. Saved us so much time also.
I'm actually looking to buy one for personal use now.

[brucegregory]

What I noticed is he only used aluminum rivets. A true test of any riveting tool, hand or power is when fastening (pulling) Stainless Steel rivets. If I am going to spend $200 plus for a cordless riveting tool it has to pull 1/4" SS rivets all day long else I will stay with my $100 pneumatic or $40 longhandle.

[SuperMokez]

This is probably my favorite tool i own.. if you put in lots of rivets it is a must have

[CubaLou]

I almost understood what you said over the music. 😂 4 year old video but I just came across this tool (the need for it) so I really appreciate the review. 💯

[jamesbondo]

I use this to put on license plates for new uhaul trucks plus a few other odd jobs. Dozens and dozens a day, and before this id use a manual gun. Damn near changed my life.

[kelvenguard]

I've done Autobody for 36 years now and going to get one of these... better than 3 hands... thanks for the review

[midicronica]

I don’t think the music is loud enough.

[dvdmex]

I have this riveter ran through 60, 000 rivets in 3 months no problem and easy to do the maintenance. It gets hot after a few hours but it's awesome other than that.

[bittesla]

I've got one, it rocks. No problem installing 3/16 steal rivets.

[victorhayden]

From looking at it, the collection at the back is pretty cool!

[jumpj]

i can't wait for the 1/4" steel rivet version

[charliecyr]

That's awesome, now just need a m18 that will do 1/4" mega locks and I'd buy it the day it comes out

[alexandrelord]

This is not the only battery rivet gun available on the market. Stanley make good ones as well. Also, if the stems break clean, it is not because of the tool. It’s because you put the right size nose tip and you use a well made rivet. By the way, if you are looking for better and more versatile rivets, check Avdel rivet solutions. “Pop” style rivets don’t last under vibration, constant tensile and shear pressures.

[CodyLeon]

Next time make the music louder I can hardly hear it

[kevensol]

i just got mine yesterday. very happy with my purchase

[gatorwing]

A must have pop-rivit tool if building aluminum boat.

[pf]

Nice. Honestly never even knew this existed. Will definitely be buying one for sure.

[markgandol]

Thanks for the info, they have these tools on Amazon but with absolutely no information about them

[paulchong]

Would prefer one that can pop 1/4"