Milwaukee 2562-20vs2563-20
Two impact wrenches, compared from their makers' published US specs. Specs checked 2026-10-18.
Comparing the Milwaukee 2562-20 (BARE TOOL) and Milwaukee 2563-20 (BARE TOOL) on the Milwaukee M12 platform: across 12 specs published for both models, 2 differ and 10 match. Key distinction: Milwaukee 2562-20: shorter (tool length) (4.8 in vs 4.9 in). All figures are from published US manufacturer specs and operator manuals, not hands-on testing.
Milwaukee 2562-20
Max breakaway torque 550 ft-lbs (Milwaukee: nut-busting torque)Max speed 0-3,000 RPMImpact rate 0-3,300 IPM
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Max breakaway torque 550 ft-lbs (Milwaukee: nut-busting torque)Max speed 0-3,000 RPMImpact rate 0-3,300 IPM
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- Both run on Milwaukee M12 batteries, so your existing packs and chargers fit either tool.
- Tight clearance between studs or inside cabinets? The 2562-20 publishes a shorter tool head length (4.8 in vs 4.9 in on the 2563-20).
From the published figures only; no testing. Rated figures from different makers are not measured the same way.
Where they differ
- Milwaukee 2562-20: shorter (tool length) (4.8 in vs 4.9 in).
2 verified spec differences across 12 specs published for both models. Stated from the published figures only; no testing.
What they share
- Same battery system (Milwaukee M12): both tools run on the same packs and chargers.
- Same tool category: both are impact wrenches.
- Both are bare tools: no battery or charger in either box.
- Matching published specs: Max breakaway torque: 550 ft-lbs (Milwaukee: nut-busting torque); Max speed: 0-3,000 RPM; Impact rate: 0-3,300 IPM; Weight, tool only: 2.2 lb; Motor: POWERSTATE Brushless; Batteries in box: 0.
Every published spec, side by side
| Spec | Milwaukee 2562-20 | Milwaukee 2563-20 |
|---|---|---|
| Max breakaway torque (manufacturer rating) | 550 ft-lbs (Milwaukee: nut-busting torque) | 550 ft-lbs (Milwaukee: nut-busting torque) |
| Max speed | 0-3,000 RPM | 0-3,000 RPM |
| Impact rate | 0-3,300 IPM | 0-3,300 IPM |
| AnvilDiffers | 3/8 in | 1/2 in |
| Weight, tool only | 2.2 lb | 2.2 lb |
| Tool lengthDiffers2563-20: +0.1 in (+2.1%) | 4.8 in | 4.9 in |
| Motor | POWERSTATE Brushless | POWERSTATE Brushless |
| Batteries in box | 0 | 0 |
| Battery capacity (each) | None included | None included |
| Charger in box | No | No |
| Anvil type | Friction Ring | Friction Ring |
| Warranty | 5 Year Limited Warranty | 5 Year Limited Warranty |
"Differs" marks different published values; pure formatting is not counted. "Only one listed" marks a spec only one maker page gives. Box contents, owner ratings, manuals and sources are on each model's own page: 2562-20, 2563-20. Swap either model in the compare tool. copied copied
Milwaukee 2562-20
Max breakaway torque 550 ft-lbs (Milwaukee: nut-busting torque)Max speed 0-3,000 RPMImpact rate 0-3,300 IPM
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Max breakaway torque 550 ft-lbs (Milwaukee: nut-busting torque)Max speed 0-3,000 RPMImpact rate 0-3,300 IPM
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Find 2563-20 prices on Amazon Find 2563-20 prices at eBay Opens the retailer in a new tab; the current price is shown there. Marketplace sellers vary: check the seller and exact model.Sources
- Milwaukee US product page 2563-20 (features), retrieved 2026-10-18
- Milwaukee US product page 2562-20 (features), retrieved 2026-10-18
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Researched by Rob, licensed electrician (Australia), 18 years on the tools. Found an error? Tell us.
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