Milwaukee 49-16-2657M 1-1/8" Streamline ACR Press Jaw for M18™ FORCE LOGIC Press Tools - 656511
The ACR press jaws and ring provide a flame-free, efficient alternative to traditional brazing for refrigerant line installations. Designed to boost productivity, they eliminate the need for nitrogen purges, combustible gases, and costly silver solder typically required with brazed connections.
The jaws feature an easy-open, in-line design for superior access in tight spaces and are optimized for use with compatible cordless press tools, including long-throw models. Engineered for HVAC and refrigeration applications, the jaws and ring deliver secure, consistent joints in a single press cycle.
Features
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Press range: 1/4" – 1-1/8" OD
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Designed for use with ACR tubing and line sets
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In-line design for better access in confined spaces
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Flame-free, faster alternative to brazing
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Creates strong, secure joints in just one cycle
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One-handed operation for effortless installations
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Spring-loaded mechanism for quick, accurate fitting alignment
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Durable steel construction ensures long service life
What Our Expert Think
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Designed for Streamline ACR copper press fittings in HVAC and refrigeration applications
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Compatible with Milwaukee M18™ FORCE LOGIC press tools for precise, reliable connections
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1-1/8" size expands system capacity for larger diameter refrigerant lines
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Eliminates the need for brazing, reducing job time and safety risks
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Built with heavy-duty materials to withstand rigorous daily use
Q&A
Q: What size connection does this jaw handle?
A: It is designed for 1-1/8" Streamline ACR copper press fittings.
Q: Can it be used with any press tool?
A: No, it is specifically engineered for Milwaukee M18™ FORCE LOGIC press tools.
Q: What applications is it best for?
A: Primarily used in air conditioning and refrigeration (ACR) copper tubing installations.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean jaw surfaces after every use to prevent residue buildup
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Store in the protective case to avoid rust, dust, and impact damage
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Inspect pressing surfaces regularly for wear or deformation
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Do not force the jaw on misaligned fittings to maintain accuracy
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Follow Milwaukee’s maintenance guidelines for calibration and inspection
