Milwaukee 49-16-2652R 3/8" RLS ACR Press Jaw for M18 FORCE LOGIC Press Tools - 667546
The ACR Press Jaws are designed to press HVAC/R braze-free press fittings and are optimized for use with compatible press tools. Offering a flame-free alternative to traditional brazing, these jaws provide up to 60% faster connections when installing high-pressure HVAC and refrigeration systems. They eliminate the need for nitrogen purges, combustible gases, and expensive silver solder required in traditional methods. The jaws feature an easy-open, inline design for one-handed pressing and improved access in tight spaces.
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Features
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Compatible with ACR tube and line sets
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Inline design for improved access
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One-handed, effortless installation
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Spring-loaded for easy alignment to fittings
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Durable steel jaws provide long service life
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2-year warranty
What Our Expert Think
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Purpose-built for 3/8" RLS ACR fittings
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Ensures leak-free, reliable connections in HVAC and refrigeration applications
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Built with durable forged steel to withstand heavy professional use
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Designed for perfect fit with Milwaukee M18™ FORCE LOGIC™ press tools
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Compact profile helps technicians work efficiently in tight or awkward spaces
Q&A
Q: Which fittings is this press jaw compatible with?
A: It is designed specifically for 3/8" RLS ACR fittings.
Q: Can I use it with Streamline ACR fittings?
A: No, this jaw is dedicated to RLS ACR fittings. Streamline jaws are separate.
Q: Which tool does this jaw fit?
A: It’s compatible with Milwaukee M18™ FORCE LOGIC™ press tools.
Q: Is it durable enough for daily use?
A: Yes, the forged steel construction is designed for long life and heavy-duty HVAC/R work.
Maintenance Tips
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Keep the jaw surfaces clean after each use to prevent buildup and ensure accurate pressing
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Regularly inspect for wear, cracks, or deformation before operation
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Apply light lubrication to pivot points for smooth action
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Store in a protective case or dry environment to extend service life
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Only use with fittings and tools recommended by Milwaukee to maintain press reliability
