Milwaukee 2401-20 M12 12V Cordless 1/4 in Hex Screwdriver — Bare Tool

Meet the Milwaukee 2401-20 M12 12V Hex Screwdriver

The Milwaukee 2401-20 is a compact, cordless 1/4 in. hex screwdriver designed as a bare tool for quick, precise fastening tasks. It belongs to the versatile M12 family, allowing you to pair it with your existing battery and charger to customize your kit without paying for unused capacity. This updated model emphasizes balance and control in tight spaces, making it a practical addition to a professional or DIY toolbox.

Designed for precision and control

The tool features an ergonomic handle and balanced weight distribution that feel natural in the hand. The 1/4 in. hex chuck accepts a wide range of bits, enabling fast bit changes and smooth driving in corners, cabinetry, and small hardware projects. The compact form helps you stand over your work, not around it.

What you get and how it helps

• Tool-only delivery with bulk packaging for easy stocking on job sites
• Compatibility within the M12 ecosystem, allowing you to reuse existing batteries and chargers
• Thin profile and compact footprint that reach narrow cavities, wall corners, and cabinet joints

Beyond basic screwing, imagine this tool supporting furniture assembly, quick mounting tasks, or light-duty repairs around the shop. The lightweight design reduces fatigue during longer sessions, while the responsive trigger allows controlled starts and steady drive speed for soft fasteners and delicate materials.

Real-life scenarios and benefits

• Cabinet installation and light furniture assembly with precise seating
• Upright frames, wall-mounted brackets, and quick mounting tasks in tight spaces
• Electronics mounting and other quick-drive projects that benefit from a nimble, low-profile tool

Note that this is a bare tool; batteries and chargers are purchased separately. The updated model reflects ongoing improvements to balance and compatibility within the M12 system, so you can tailor your kit to your workflow without buying extra capacity you won't use.