Milwaukee
48-20-9048 Shockwave Carbide Hammer Drill Bit, 7/8 In. X 12 In.
Key Features
AI Generated- Enhanced grip from the 3‑flat shank makes demanding jobs easier.
- Pick up this fast‑drilling bit at Busy Beaver in Delmont, PA and finish projects sooner.
- Enjoy an extended tool life thanks to the premium carbide tip that outlasts standard bits.
- The precision ground tip ensures fast starts and minimizes walking for accurate holes.
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The Milwaukee 48-20-9048 SHOCKWAVE Carbide Hammer Drill Bit is engineered for fast, efficient drilling into concrete, stone, brick, and other masonry materials. This bit is compatible with both cordless and corded hammer drill drivers, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of drilling tasks.
The sharpened carbide construction delivers extended service life in masonry applications. The precision ground tip provides faster starts and minimizes walking, helping you achieve accurate holes in tough surfaces. Whether you're drilling into concrete for anchors, creating passages through brick, or working with stone, this bit is built to handle demanding masonry work.
Features and Benefits
- Carbide Tip Construction: Sharpened carbide material is built for durability in concrete and masonry drilling applications.
- Precision Ground Tip: Specially designed to provide faster starts and minimize walking for accurate, controlled drilling in hard surfaces.
- Wide Flute Design: Aggressive flute geometry removes dust and debris quickly, reducing heat buildup and enabling more holes per battery charge in cordless applications.
- 3-Flat Shank: The flat surfaces grip securely in hammer drill chucks, providing enhanced control and preventing slippage during drilling.
- Efficient Chip Evacuation: Quick removal of drilling debris keeps the bit cool and extends performance throughout your project.
Specifications
- Brand: Milwaukee
- Model: 48-20-9048
- Diameter: 7/8 in.
- Length: 12 in.
- Tip Material: Carbide
- Shank Type: 3-flat
- Application: Concrete, stone, brick, and masonry drilling
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