Milwaukee® introduces M18™ LED Stick Light with TRUEVIEW™

Words: Katherine O'tooleMilwaukee Tool continues to expand its M18™ LITHIUM-ION system with the introduction of the new M18™ LED Stick Light. Delivering unmatched light output, durability and versatility, the new lighting solution features three powerful LEDs, impact resistant housing and a pivoting head for versatile task lighting.

"Perfect for a wide range of environments and applications, the M18™ LED Stick Light excels at getting light into confined spaces," says Tom Simeone, Director of Marketing for Milwaukee Tool.

Equipped with TRUEVIEW™ High Definition features, the new stick light utilizes the most advanced lighting technology to deliver a consistent beam and a true representation of colors and detail, leading to a more productive work area.

For maximum versatility, the light also features a replaceable, impact resistant lens that is engineered to stand up to the toughest work conditions, and two multi-position stainless steel hooks for hands free use. For added utility, a 45º forward and 45º backward pivoting head allows for 180º of versatile coverage.

Powered by Milwaukee M18 RED LITHIUM batteries*, the new TRUEVIEW™ High Definition Lighting Solution is compatible with the entire M18™ System, now offering over 60 professional cordless solutions. Milwaukee® is committed to the ongoing development of this platform and will continue to provide innovative solutions that offer industry leading durability, performance and ergonomics.

*Batteries sold separately.
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