Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 Holds 3 Batteries 2 Pack Michael's Plastics
Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 Holds 3 Batteries !!!!!FREE BOXED POST!!!!
Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 Holds 3 Batteries !!!!!FREE BOXED POST!!!!
Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 Holds 3 Batteries !!!!!FREE BOXED POST!!!!
Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 Holds 3 Batteries !!!!!FREE BOXED POST!!!!
Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 Holds 3 Batteries !!!!!FREE BOXED POST!!!!
Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 Holds 3 Batteries !!!!!FREE BOXED POST!!!!

Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 Holds 3 Batteries 2 Pack

Regular price $20.90

Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 — Wall-Mount Storage for 3 x M12 Batteries (2 Pack)

Loose M12 batteries on the bench or rattling around in a drawer are a fast way to lose track of your charge state and damage your cells. This wall-mount holder keeps three Milwaukee M12 batteries organised, visible, and off the work surface — whether that's in the workshop, the garage, or on a site van shelf. The V2 pack gives you two holders, so you can run separate mount points or store a full six batteries in one spot.

Fitment

  • Fits Milwaukee M12 battery range — standard M12 form factor
  • Holds 3 x M12 batteries per holder (6 total across both mounts)
  • Mounts to any flat surface via screw fixing — fasteners not included
  • PETG construction handles workshop temperatures and humidity without warping

Made in Melbourne, Australia

Printed to order in our Melbourne workshop using high-strength PETG — UV stable for the Australian climate. Every part is made-to-order for consistent fit and finish.

Included in this sale

2 x Milwaukee M12 Battery Holder Mount V2 (3-battery capacity each)

Postage: Sent in a box with tracking.

Items are 3D printed and may have small surface imperfections due to the manufacturing process.


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Mark Capraro
Great quality

Great quality, solid.

J
James

Great thanks
Nice bit of 3d printing