Milwaukee 49-16-2650M 1/4" Streamline ACR Press Jaw for M18 FORCE LOGIC Press Tools - 656505

Milwaukee 49-16-2650M 1/4" Streamline ACR Press Jaw for M18 FORCE LOGIC Press Tools - 656505

The ACR Press Jaws and Ring provide a flame-free, efficient alternative to traditional brazing for refrigerant line installations. These jaws and ring improve productivity for HVAC installers by eliminating the need for nitrogen purges, combustible gases, and expensive silver solder used in traditional connection methods. With an easy-open, in-line design, the jaws are optimized for tight spaces and compatible with standard press tools, including extended-stroke models. The jaws and ring are designed for use with compatible ACR press fittings.

Includes

• (1) 1/4" ACR Press Jaw (49-16-2650M)

Features

• Presses 1/4" - 1-1/8" OD

• Compatible with ACR tube and line sets

• In-line design for improved access

• Faster alternative to brazing

• Creates secure joints in a single cycle

• 2-year warranty

• One-handed, effortless installation

• Spring-loaded for easy alignment to fittings

• Durable steel jaws provide long service life

What Our Expert Think

• Designed for 1/4" Streamline ACR copper press fittings, ideal for HVAC and refrigeration installs

• Compatible with Milwaukee M18 FORCE LOGIC Press Tools for consistent, flameless connections

• Eliminates brazing and open flames, improving jobsite safety and speeding up installs

• Built from forged, hardened steel to withstand repeated professional use

• Essential for technicians handling small-diameter refrigeration and air conditioning lines

Q&A

Q: What size fittings does this jaw work with?
A: It’s engineered for 1/4" Streamline ACR copper press fittings.

Q: Can this be used with other brands of press tools?
A: No, it is specifically designed for Milwaukee M18 FORCE LOGIC Press Tools.

Q: What applications is this best for?
A: HVAC and refrigeration jobs that require secure, leak-free connections without brazing.

Q: Is this jaw durable enough for daily use?
A: Yes — it’s constructed from hardened steel for long service life under tough conditions.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean the jaw surfaces after each use to prevent buildup and ensure consistent presses

• Store in its protective case to prevent rust, damage, or loss

• Inspect pressing surfaces regularly for wear or deformation

• Avoid forcing the jaw onto misaligned fittings to protect accuracy and longevity

• Follow Milwaukee’s recommended inspection and maintenance schedule for press jaws