Milwaukee 49-16-2653R 1/2" RLS ACR Press Jaw for M18 FORCE LOGIC Press Tools - 667548

Milwaukee 49-16-2653R 1/2" RLS ACR Press Jaw for M18 FORCE LOGIC Press Tools - 667548

These ACR press jaws are designed for use with HVAC/R braze-free press fittings and optimized for cordless press tools. They provide a flame-free alternative to traditional brazing, delivering up to 60% faster connections when installing high-pressure HVAC and refrigeration systems. By eliminating the need for nitrogen purges, combustible gases, and costly silver solder, they make installations safer and more efficient.

The jaws feature an easy-open, in-line design that allows one-handed pressing when used with compatible press tools. Durable steel construction ensures long service life, while the spring-loaded mechanism makes alignment to fittings simple and reliable.

Includes

• (1) 1/2” ACR press jaw

Features

• Compatible with ACR tube and line sets

• In-line design for improved access in tight spaces

• One-handed, effortless operation

• Spring-loaded mechanism for quick, accurate alignment

• Durable steel jaws for extended tool life

• Backed by a 2-year warranty

What Our Expert Think

• Designed for 1/2" RLS ACR copper press fittings, ideal for HVAC and refrigeration installs

• Compatible with Milwaukee M18 FORCE LOGIC press tools for reliable and consistent connections

• Eliminates the need for brazing, improving jobsite safety and reducing installation time

• Heavy-duty jaw construction ensures long-lasting durability under tough jobsite use

• A must-have accessory for HVAC contractors working with RLS ACR fittings

Q&A

Q: What size fitting does this jaw work with?
A: It is designed for 1/2" RLS ACR copper press fittings.

Q: Can this be used with non-Milwaukee press tools?
A: No, it is engineered specifically for use with Milwaukee M18 FORCE LOGIC press tools.

Q: What type of applications is it best for?
A: HVAC and refrigeration piping systems where RLS ACR copper fittings are used.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean the jaw surfaces after every use to prevent debris buildup

• Store in its protective case to avoid rust, impact, or dust damage

• Inspect pressing surfaces regularly for wear or deformation

• Avoid forcing the jaw onto misaligned fittings to preserve accuracy

• Follow Milwaukee’s recommended inspection and calibration schedule