Milwaukee
Milwaukee SHOCKWAVE 5/16"-18 UNC Impact Drill & Tap Bit
- SKU:
- MLW48-89-4871
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.04 LBS
Description
Milwaukee SHOCKWAVE 5/16"-18 UNC Impact Drill & Tap Bit
Milwaukee 48-89-4871 SHOCKWAVE™ Impact Drill & Tap Bit combines drilling and tapping into a single operation to help save time when creating 5/16"-18 UNC threaded holes in metal. Designed for use with both impact drivers and drill drivers, this versatile accessory is built for professional fabrication, mechanical, maintenance, electrical and installation work.
The bit features 18 threads per inch and is intended for use in metal up to 1/4" thick. An integrated countersink adds additional functionality, while the laser-etched size marking provides quick identification on the job. The 1/4" quick-change hex shank allows convenient installation in compatible impact drivers and drill drivers.
- Manufacturer: Milwaukee Tool
- Model / Item Number: 48-89-4871
- Product: SHOCKWAVE™ Impact Drill & Tap Bit
- Thread Size: 5/16"-18 UNC
- Threads Per Inch: 18 TPI
- Maximum Material Thickness: Up to 1/4" Metal
- Shank: 1/4" Quick-Change Hex
- Functions: Drilling, Tapping & Countersinking
- Compatible Tools: Impact Drivers & Drill Drivers
- Size Identification: Laser-Etched Marking
Features & Benefits
- Drills and taps in a single operation to help save time
- 5/16"-18 UNC thread configuration
- 18 threads per inch for clean, precise threading
- Designed for use in metal up to 1/4" thick
- Integrated countersink adds functionality during hole preparation
- 1/4" quick-change hex shank for fast accessory changes
- Designed for use with both impact drivers and drill drivers
- Laser-etched size marking provides quick identification
Common Applications
- Creating threaded holes in metal
- Metal fabrication
- Equipment installation
- Shop and field work
- Mechanical installation
- Industrial maintenance
- Repair work
- General metalworking
One-Step Drilling & Tapping
The SHOCKWAVE™ Impact Drill & Tap Bit is designed to drill the pilot hole and create 5/16"-18 UNC threads as part of the same operation. This reduces the need to switch between separate drilling and tapping accessories, helping improve productivity during repetitive metalworking and installation tasks.