Milwaukee M18 Pex Crimper Kit w/1/2", 3/4" & 1" Jaws

Milwaukee M18 Pex Crimper Kit

The Milwaukee 2674-22C M18™ PEX Crimper Kit is a fast, reliable solution for making consistent PEX connections with one hand—because the other hand is usually holding something you don’t want to drop. Designed for residential installs, this tool delivers 40% faster press speeds with an auto-cycle function that ensures a full crimp every time. With spring-loaded jaws for precise alignment, no required calibration, and clear visual indicators, it takes the guesswork out of PEX work and keeps installs moving efficiently.

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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 2674-22C
• Brand / Series: Milwaukee M18™
• Product Type: Cordless PEX crimper kit
• Crimp Capacity: 1/2", 3/4", and 1" PEX rings
• Compatibility: F1807 and F2159 PEX crimp rings
• Operation: One-handed design for improved control and efficiency
• Speed: Up to 40% faster press performance
• Cycle Control: Auto-cycle ensures full press every time
• Alignment: Spring-loaded jaw grips ring for accurate positioning
• Calibration: No calibration interval required
• Indicators:
  • Green LED confirms completed press
  • Pre-press battery check for readiness
• Application Focus: Optimized for residential plumbing installs
• Power System: M18™ REDLITHIUM™ battery platform
• Durability: Built for jobsite use with consistent performance
• Warranty:
  • 5-year tool warranty
  • 2-year jaw warranty

Included

• (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ CP2.0 Battery Packs (48-11-1820)
• (1) M18™ & M12™ Multi-Voltage Charger (48-59-1812)
• (1) 1/2" PEX Crimp Jaw (49-16-2631C)
• (1) 3/4" PEX Crimp Jaw (49-16-2633C)
• (1) 1" PEX Crimp Jaw (49-16-2634C)

Ideal For

• Residential plumbing installations using PEX systems
• Contractors needing fast, repeatable, and accurate crimps
• Jobs where one-handed operation improves speed and efficiency
• Working with F1807 and F2159 crimp ring systems
• Anyone who prefers their crimps tight, consistent, and drama-free rather than “let’s hope that holds”