Milwaukee Electric Tools 2550-20 M12 Rivet Tool (Bare Tool)

Great value. Works great.

Yeah, not cheap but definitely a case of buy once, cry once. I've been using it for about 8 months now and it's a great tool, does exactly what it says on the tin. Good build quality, very sturdy. It's nice that the spare nozzles are held on the tool so you can change them on the fly without coming down ladders etc but if you use a big battery you must remove the battery to change nozzles. I use it for stainless steel rivets between 3.2mm and 5mm diameter and lengths between 10mm and 30mm. It works great on all sizes, very fast and even on the largest rivets it takes them in it's stride. The spent rivet pin never jams which I really appreciate because it's one of my pet hates and it has a smallish pin collector on it that works well. On my installations I use around 40 rivets and it will do all those and more on a single small battery which is great not having to deal with the extra weight and bulk of large or multiple batteries. Very well engineered, well made and worth the premium price in my opinion.

Discovering this innovative tool after years of using traditional rivet guns has been a revelation. I can't believe I didn't know about it sooner. The ease of use is unparalleled, and I am genuinely thrilled with its performance.

Great tool! But beware if you are looking to use 1/4” rivet or larger. If so you need the m18 version.

This thing pulled rivets like a tank, it's very strong! I'm blown away by how well this thing works!

This is an outstanding tool for people who have to use a lot of small rivets. I have two problems. Their spare rivet heads are seated in a position where you can't remove them when there's a battery installed. So, the only answer here is to figure out what head you need, remove it from the spare bay, install the battery, pull the trigger, remove the head already installed, set it somewhere you won't lose it, install the new head, release the trigger, remove the battery, put the old head in the seat, reinstall the battery, and use the riveter. You could eliminate 8 of those steps by putting the holder for the spare heads literally anywhere else. The other problem is a Milwaukee M12 problem specifically compared to any Dewalt system. The batteries just suck. They die in an industrial setting. So often. I can't emphasize enough how many Milwaukee batteries I've had to replace. Real Milwaukee batteries. Real garbage. But the riveter itself is solid gold. Does an amazing job.

I bought it for one continuing job on airline headrests and it works perfectly. We rarely have compressed air and the hand option sucked so battery powered was the way to go.

Excellent product. Best on on the market!!!!!

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Good product

Good bit of kit , definitely recommend

Ita a Milwaukee, so it`s a good quality functional tool, Be aware however that Amazon is NOT a registered Milwaukee retailer and as such this tool cannot be registered via your Milwaukee account for the additional 2 years warranty. Nothing wrong with the tool, nothing wrong with the supplier, just wish Id purchased it via screwfix as I have done with all my Milwaukee tools. Thew warranty is worth more the the £20 i saved