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Milwaukee  |  SKU: MLW-2745-20

Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2745-20 30 Degree Framing Nailer (Tool Only)

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Description

This Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2745-20 30-degree framing nailer sets a new standard among cordless framing nailers. With a nitrogen-spring mechanism, a POWERSTATE brushless motor, and REDLINK intelligence, this Milwaukee framing nailer delivers pneumatic performance with the convenience and freedom of cordless power. Providing the power to drive round-head nails into dense engineered lumber, it empowers users to tackle the most demanding framing applications. To stay productive all day, the nailer fires 3 nails per second with zero ramp-up time: a nail fires as soon as the trigger is pulled. The cordless frame nailer runs solely on Milwaukee REDLITHIUM batteries (not included) and sealed compressed nitrogen to drive each nail, eliminating the cost and maintenance of gas cartridges found on competitor nailers.

  1. Onboard hex key storage
  1. On/off button
  1. Free advice included
  1. Zero ramp-up time
  1. Tool-free driving depth adjustment
  1. Sequential and contact firing modes
  1. Dry fire lockout
  1. Rafter hook included
  1. Belt hook included
  1. Includes: (1) M18 FUEL 30 Degree Framing Nailer, 3-1/2 in., 18V (2745-20)

Product Set

What's in the Box: Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2745-20 Framing Nailer

This nailer is sold tool only, without a battery or charger. Here is what's included in the box.

Included with your order:

  • 1x Milwaukee 2745-20 framing nailer: POWERSTATE brushless motor and REDLINK intelligence, 30 degree.
  • Rafter hook: to hang the tool up high on the jobsite.
  • Belt hook: keeps the tool within reach between uses.
  • Onboard hex keys: stored right on the tool for jobsite adjustments.

Advantages of the Milwaukee Framing Nailer

  • No gas cartridges: runs on sealed compressed nitrogen, eliminating a recurring cost.
  • Instant firing: 3 nails per second with zero ramp-up time.
  • Power for engineered lumber: drives round-head nails into dense materials.
  • Two firing modes: sequential for precision, contact for speed.

Recommended Complementary Accessories

Since this nailer is sold tool only, here is what you need to get it running.

Care and Usage

First Use

Before firing your first nail, prepare the nailer with these steps.

  1. Install the battery: insert a charged Milwaukee M18 REDLITHIUM battery until it clicks into place.
  2. Load the magazine: insert a compatible strip of round-head nails and push it until the pusher engages.
  3. Choose the firing mode: select sequential mode for precision or contact mode for speed.
  4. Adjust the depth: test on scrap wood and adjust the tool-free dial to the desired depth.

Regular Maintenance

A few simple habits extend the nailer's lifespan.

After each use:

  • Remove the battery and any remaining nail strip.
  • Wipe sawdust and dust from around the magazine and contact tip.
  • Check that the belt hook and rafter hook are securely attached.

Battery management:

  • Rotate two batteries on a jobsite to avoid charging downtime.
  • Do not leave the battery on the tool during long periods of inactivity.

Safety Precautions

For your safety:

  • Wear safety glasses and hearing protection at all times.
  • Keep your finger off the trigger when moving between shots.
  • Remove the battery before clearing a jammed nail from the magazine.
  • Never point the tool at yourself or another person, loaded or not.
  • Use sequential mode in tight spaces where precision matters more than speed.

Storage Tips

General storage:

  • Store the nailer in a dry, dust-free place.
  • Remove the battery and store it separately for long-term storage.

Winter storage in Quebec:

  • Avoid leaving the battery in an unheated vehicle overnight, cold reduces its runtime.
  • Let the tool and battery return to room temperature before resuming work.

Warranty

Équipement Industriel Polar Warranty Coverage

In addition to the manufacturer's warranty, Équipement Industriel Polar offers a 30-day satisfaction guarantee on this purchase.

Milwaukee Warranty Coverage

  • 5 years: limited warranty on standard portable power tools, including this nailer.
  • No registration required to receive coverage.
  • Proof of purchase recommended but not mandatory, manufacturing date can serve as reference.

What's Covered

Milwaukee warrants its tools against defects in materials and workmanship.

  • Material defects: defective parts from manufacturing.
  • Workmanship defects: non-conforming assembly or component.
  • Firing mechanism: nitrogen spring, POWERSTATE motor and REDLINK intelligence.
  • Repair or replacement: at no charge during the warranty period.

What Milwaukee will do:

  • Repair the defective part at no charge.
  • Replace the tool if repair is not possible.

Warranty Exclusions

The warranty does NOT cover:

  • Normal wear: seals, bumpers and moving parts that wear with regular use.
  • Misuse: use not in line with manufacturer instructions.
  • Unauthorized repairs: service by a non-authorized center.
  • Physical damage: drops, impacts or negligence.
  • Lack of maintenance: debris buildup left uncleaned.

Claim Procedure

How to file a claim:

Step 1: Documentation

Keep your Équipement Polar receipt and note model number 2745-20.

Step 2: Contact

Équipement Industriel Polar customer service (30-day returns):

  • Phone: 1-800-567-3206
  • Email: info@equipementpolar.com
  • Address: 3425 Boulevard Wilfrid-Hamel, Quebec City
  • Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

Milwaukee Canada Service (manufacturer warranty): Milwaukee Registration and Warranty

Step 3: Return

Pack the tool in its original packaging or equivalent and ship it to the authorized service center, freight prepaid.

Step 4: Processing

The Milwaukee service center evaluates the tool and proceeds with repair or replacement within the manufacturer's usual timeframe.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many nails per second can this nailer fire?

The Milwaukee 2745-20 framing nailer fires up to 3 nails per second, with zero ramp-up time. A nail fires as soon as the trigger is pulled, just like a corded pneumatic nailer.

What is the difference between this nailer and a pneumatic compressor nailer?

This Milwaukee nailer needs no compressor or hose: it uses a sealed compressed nitrogen spring mechanism powered by an M18 battery. It delivers pneumatic-level power without gas cartridges or the maintenance associated with competitor gas nailers.

Which batteries are compatible with this nailer?

This nailer works with any Milwaukee M18 REDLITHIUM battery. Milwaukee recommends a 5.0 Ah or higher capacity for extended jobsite use, such as the M18 REDLITHIUM XC 5.0 Ah battery.

Is the battery and charger included?

No, this model is sold tool only. The nailer includes the rafter hook, belt hook and onboard hex key storage, but the battery and charger must be purchased separately.

What is the warranty on this nailer?

Milwaukee offers a 5-year limited warranty on this nailer, in addition to Équipement Industriel Polar's 30-day satisfaction guarantee.

How do I maintain the nailer after a day of work?

Remove the battery and any remaining nail strip, then wipe sawdust and debris from around the magazine and the contact tip. These simple steps prevent jams and extend the tool's lifespan.

What nail length does this nailer accept?

According to the distributor's spec sheets, this nailer accepts round-head nails from 2 to 3-1/2 inches, with a magazine capacity of approximately 51 nails.

Does this nailer perform well in cold Quebec winters?

Like any lithium battery, the M18 battery's runtime drops in extreme cold. On winter outdoor jobsites, keep a spare battery warm and let the tool and battery return to room temperature before working after a cold night in an unheated vehicle.