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M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Jobsite Fan (Tool-Only)

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$12.87 In stock

Category: Factory Clearance Sale

description: The MILWAUKEE M12 Mounting Fan delivers 18V air speed anywhere on the jobsite, providing air performance up to 14 MPH and 400 CFM. The fan's 6 inch blade propels air at a fast rate, allowing for quick and efficient cooling, drying, or ventilation. This mountable fan is compact with integrated features for users to easily mount it in various locations around the jobsite. The Milwaukee cordless M12 Mounting Fan has powerful magnets, a 2 inch spring-loaded clamp, keyholes, and pass-through holes to deliver air movement wherever needed. This battery powered fan provides users with unlimited directional airflow with 360-degree head rotation. The Milwaukee cordless jobsite fan offers three-speed settings - high, medium, and low, providing optimal air speed control. With up to 16 hours of run time on a MILWAUKEE M12 XC 6.0 battery, the M12 Fan provides all day run time on a single battery charge (batteries and charger sold separately).height: 13.06 inwidth: 7.25 inweight: 4.38 lb

Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 57 reviews)

Lily Z. ★★★★★

I had no idea a jobsite fan could be this quiet while moving serious air, but this little 6-inch blade beast runs circles around my old corded box fan. The 400 CFM rating isn't just marketing fluff—it actually keeps me cool under the sun. Charges last a full shift on a 4.0 battery, too.

Amelia H. ★★★★★

The airflow from this compact fan is surprisingly powerful for a tool-only unit — it easily covers my whole workbench. I love that it runs on my existing M12 batteries, saving me from dragging extension cords around. Perfect for staying cool without being tethered to an outlet.

Lucy K. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about battery-powered fans, but this one runs for hours on a single charge and the 400 CFM airflow is no joke. The mount makes it easy to clip onto a rafter or pipe, perfect for drying out a damp crawlspace.