Milwaukee 11-in-1 & 13-in-1 Cushion Grip Screwdriver Sets – 48-22-2761 & 48-22-2880

Two Milwaukee screwdrivers, one purpose: versatility on the job site

The Milwaukee 11-in-1 Multi-Tip and the 13-in-1 Cushion Grip bring a compact, capability-rich pairing to electricians, maintenance pros, and serious DIYers. Instead of juggling a drawer full of drivers, you get a shared core of fasteners that cover common electrical fasteners and hardware across outlets, conduit, boxes, and fixtures. The rugged design emphasizes reliability and full-sleeve control in tight spaces.

What makes them stand out

• The 11-in-1 model includes 8 unique driver bits (P1, P2, SL 3/16, SL, SQ1, SQ2, ECX1, ECX2) plus 4 nut drivers (5/16", 3/8", 1/2").
• The 13-in-1 Cushion Grip adds 4 nut drivers and the same 8-bit repertoire, plus a comfortable tri-material handle and visible ID markings for quick tool identification.
• Both feature a loop maker for easy, repeat-use lanyard or fixture attachment and a dedicated wire bending hole that supports up to 12 gauge wire on the 11-in-1 model.

Design and durability

• The tri-material cushion grip and tri-lobe handles are built for long days, with user comfort and durability that won’t peel away. The grip helps maintain control under torque, especially when fastening hardened screws.
• Bit wear resistance is emphasized to help extend life when working with specialty screws found around electrical boxes, conduit couplers, and outlets.

Real-world use cases

On a typical electrical project, you’ll reach for the 11-in-1 when you need quick access to common slotted, Phillips, square, and ECX bits, along with standard nut drivers. The 13-in-1 is ideal when you expect to switch tasks often, reducing tool swaps during panel work, device mounting, or conduit connections. The included loop maker and wire bending hole can simplify neat, professional results in constrained spaces.

Key benefits at a glance

• Compact two-tool set that covers a broad range of fasteners and wires.
• Durable materials designed to resist wear and maintain grip over time.
• Clear tool identification with visible markings for faster workflow.
• Specialty features such as loop maker and wire bending hole to support wiring tasks.

Note: This summary highlights designed benefits and typical use cases drawn from the product data. Actual performance depends on task, material, and technique. Consider your specific projects to decide which driver, or combination, best meets your requirements.