Modern-day Milwaukee is largely defined by the REDLITHIUM batteries used in the M12 and M18 lines. Milwaukee sought to create the best performance possible for users, and the goal was arguably completed with cordless options that could rival corded counterparts. Making advancements like that would ultimately lead to more stress on the tool, so Milwaukee has been working on ways to alleviate those concerns. This has been addressed with the M18 Force Logic series, which adds productivity to areas that haven’t been addressed in years. Examples of this include the M12 Press Tool, which is lightweight, easy to use one-handed, and has an auto-cycle that ensures a full press each time.
Milwaukee’s One-Key system is one of the company’s latest innovations. With the world becoming increasingly more digital, it’s easier for many people to keep track of things on their phones. The One-Key system lets you keep track of inventory, create custom settings for your tools, and assign tools to specific people if you’re lending your collection out. It allows you to ditch the manual pen and paper style and make everything a lot simpler. It’s a good tool for work crews, but it can also be beneficial for a simple DIYer just to keep track of things.
