Milwaukee 2767-20vs2767-22

Two impact wrenches, compared from their makers' published US specs. Specs checked 2026-10-18.

The Milwaukee 2767-20 and 2767-22 are two package options for the exact same 2767 impact wrench on the Milwaukee M18 platform. Tool performance specs are identical; the 2767-20 is the bare tool (no battery or charger), while the 2767-22 kit adds 2x M18 REDLITHIUM XC5.0 Extended Capacity Battery Pack [48-11-1850], M18 & M12 Multi-Voltage Charger [48-59-1812]. All figures below come from published US manufacturer specifications and operator manuals; we have not hands-on tested these units.

Milwaukee 2767-20

BARE TOOLMilwaukee M18

Max torque 1,000 ft-lbsMax breakaway torque 1,400 ft-lbsMax speed 1,750 rpm

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Milwaukee 2767-22

KITMilwaukee M18

Max torque 1,000 ft-lbsMax breakaway torque 1,400 ft-lbsMax speed 1,750 rpm

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How to choose between them

Both run on Milwaukee M18 batteries, so your existing packs and chargers fit either tool.
The 2767-22 adds batteries and a charger to the same tool; the 2767-20 suits someone who already owns them.

From the published figures only; no testing. Rated figures from different makers are not measured the same way.

Where they differ

In the box: the 2767-20 has no battery or charger; the 2767-22 has 2x M18 REDLITHIUM XC5.0 Extended Capacity Battery Pack [48-11-1850], charger.

4 verified spec differences across 14 specs published for both models. Stated from the published figures only; no testing.

What they share

Same battery system (Milwaukee M18): both tools run on the same packs and chargers.
Same tool category: both are impact wrenches.
Matching published specs: Max torque: 1,000 ft-lbs; Max breakaway torque: 1,400 ft-lbs; Max speed: 1,750 rpm; Impact rate: 0-2,100 IPM; Anvil: 1/2 in; Tool length: 8.39 in.

Bare tool vs kit cost calculator (2767-20 vs 2767-22)

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Enter the current 2767-20 and 2767-22 prices above to compare the kit premium against the bundled 2x M18 REDLITHIUM XC5.0 Extended Capacity Battery Pack [48-11-1850], M18 & M12 Multi-Voltage Charger [48-59-1812].

Every published spec, side by side

Spec	Milwaukee 2767-20	Milwaukee 2767-22
Max torque (manufacturer rating)	1,000 ft-lbs	1,000 ft-lbs
Max breakaway torque (manufacturer rating)	1,400 ft-lbs	1,400 ft-lbs
Max speed	1,750 rpm	1,750 rpm
Impact rate	0-2,100 IPM	0-2,100 IPM
Anvil	1/2 in	1/2 in
Tool length	8.39 in	8.39 in
Motor	POWERSTATE Brushless	POWERSTATE Brushless
Batteries in boxDiffers	0	2
Battery capacity (each)Differs	None included	5.0 Ah
Charger in boxDiffers	No	Yes
Drive modes	4-Mode w/ Bolt Removal Mode	4-Mode w/ Bolt Removal Mode
Anvil type	Friction Ring	Friction Ring
Weight with battery	7.5 lbs	7.5 lbs
WarrantyDiffers	5 Year Limited Warranty	5 Year (Tool), 3 Years (Battery)

"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: 2767-20, 2767-22. Swap either model in the compare tool.