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Milwaukee Tool 3/16 Inch x 4 Inch x 6 Inch SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Carbide Multi-Material Drill Bit for Concrete Screws

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SKU:
MLW48-20-8876
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  • Milwaukee Tool 3/16 Inch x 4 Inch x 6 Inch SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Carbide Multi-Material Drill Bit for Concrete Screws
  • Milwaukee Tool 3/16 Inch x 4 Inch x 6 Inch SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Carbide Multi-Material Drill Bit for Concrete Screws
  • Milwaukee Tool 3/16 Inch x 4 Inch x 6 Inch SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Carbide Multi-Material Drill Bit for Concrete Screws
  • Milwaukee Tool 3/16 Inch x 4 Inch x 6 Inch SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Carbide Multi-Material Drill Bit for Concrete Screws
  • Milwaukee Tool 3/16 Inch x 4 Inch x 6 Inch SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Carbide Multi-Material Drill Bit for Concrete Screws
  • Milwaukee Tool 3/16 Inch x 4 Inch x 6 Inch SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Carbide Multi-Material Drill Bit for Concrete Screws
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Description

Built for the TradesReady for What’s Next
Nothing butHEAVY
DUTY®
SHOCKWAVE MULTI-MATERIAL DRILLING

Concrete Screw
Multi-Material Bit

Choose 3/16 in carbide drilling for concrete-screw installation with the matching sleeve.

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Product Overview

Use the 3/16 in bit for the matching concrete-screw hole. Its hex collar fits the installation sleeve.

The 6 in overall length includes the shank. Set up the sleeve to suit the screw’s required hole depth.

  • Carbide tipCuts into demanding materials.
  • Hex collarFor the matching sleeve.
  • Hex-shank fitFor compatible holders.
  • Layered materialsDrills mixed-material layers.

Technical Specifications

Diameter
3/16 in
Overall length
6 in
Tip material
Carbide
Shank
1/4 in hex
Screw diameter
1/4 in
Collar
Built-in hex shoulder

Choose the Correct Fit

Follow the fastener instructions for hole diameter, depth and cleaning. Check for concealed services before drilling.

Select hammer mode only for suitable masonry or concrete. Use the mode required for each other material.

Installation & Care

Disconnect power before changing bits. Secure the work and use the dust controls required for the material.

Let the bit cool before handling. Inspect the carbide and remove chips or dust with the tool stopped.

Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.

Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.

BRING ON
THE NEXT JOB.
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Need help selecting a carbide bit? Tell Willy the material, fastener, hole depth and tool connection.

Important Product Questions

Can I drill porcelain tile with this bit?

No. This multi-material carbide bit is not recommended for porcelain tile. Choose a bit specifically suited to that tile.

Should I use hammer mode for every material?

No. Hammer mode is for suitable masonry and concrete. Change the setting for metal, wood, plastic or tile according to the material and tool instructions.

Which concrete screw size matches this bit?

The 3/16 in bit is paired with 1/4 in concrete screws. Confirm the exact screw maker’s diameter, depth and cleaning requirements before installation.

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