Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 1-1/4"X15" SDS MAX 4-CUTTER DRILL BIT
- SKU:
- MLW48-20-3970
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 2.10 LBS
Description
DUTY®
SDS Max
Carbide Bit
Choose this 1-1/4" four-cutter carbide bit for a compatible SDS Max rotary hammer. Check its 10" drilling depth and 15" overall length against the hole and access your job requires.
Product Overview
A carbide head cuts concrete while flutes clear drilling dust. The SDS Max shank fits a compatible rotary hammer.
Check bit diameter and drilling depth for the required hole; overall length includes the connection end.
- Carbide headFour-cutter design for concrete drilling.
- Fluted shaftHelps remove concrete dust from the hole.
- SDS Max shankFor a compatible SDS Max rotary hammer.
- Check your reach10" drilling depth; 15" overall length.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer part
- 48-20-3970
- Bit diameter
- 1-1/4"
- Drilling depth
- 10"
- Overall length
- 15"
- Shank type
- SDS Max
- Cutting head
- 4-cutter carbide
Choose the Correct Fit
This bit has a 1-1/4" diameter and a 10" drilling depth. Check these against the hole requirements for your fastener or application.
Overall bit length includes the connection end. Do not treat overall length as the available drilling depth.
Installation & Care
Confirm that your rotary hammer accepts SDS Max accessories. Check the tool instructions for bit installation and operation.
Use manufacturer part 48-20-3970 when comparing or reordering. Review the manufacturer reference for the listed size and length.
Milwaukee Product Documentation
Milwaukee accessory catalog: locate part 48-20-3970 in the concrete drilling tables.
Ask Willy:
Need help matching this 1-1/4" bit to your job? Send the GetPipe.com team your rotary hammer model and required hole diameter and depth so we can help you check the fit.
Important Product Questions
What diameter and drilling depth does this bit have?
It has a 1-1/4" diameter and a 10" drilling depth. The overall bit length is 15".
Which shank connection does it use?
This bit uses an SDS Max shank. Verify that your rotary hammer accepts SDS Max bits.
What is the cutting-head design?
It has a four-cutter carbide head for concrete drilling. The fluted shaft helps carry drilling dust out of the hole.
