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Milwaukee Tool 3/4" HEX Demo 18" Bull Point

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SKU:
MLW48-62-3005
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Weight:
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  • Milwaukee Tool 3/4" HEX Demo 18" Bull Point
  • Milwaukee Tool 3/4" HEX Demo 18" Bull Point
  • Milwaukee Tool 3/4" HEX Demo 18" Bull Point
  • Milwaukee Tool 3/4" HEX Demo 18" Bull Point
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Description

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HAMMER DEMOLITION ACCESSORIES

18 in
Bull Point

A forged-steel bull point for concrete demolition, with a 3/4 in hex shank.

MODEL48-62-3005

Product Overview

The forged-steel bull point starts holes and breaks concrete slabs; work areas are heat treated.

The 18-inch overall length helps plan reach; match the full shank and retention to the hammer.

  • Pointed profileBreaks concrete/starts holes.
  • Forged steelHigh-grade steel construction.
  • Heat treatmentTreated working areas.
  • Working length18 in overall.

Technical Specifications

Overall length
18 in
Shank interface
3/4 in hex
Point profile
Bull point
Construction
Forged high-grade steel
Work-area finish
Heat treated
Work material
Concrete

Choose the Correct Fit

Match the point profile to concrete demolition and check for concealed utilities or reinforcement before starting.

Confirm the complete shank shape fits the hammer. A hex dimension alone does not establish compatibility with a different retention system.

Installation & Care

Isolate the hammer before fitting the iron. Fully seat and secure it according to the tool’s accessory instructions.

Control debris and dust during use. Let the iron cool, clean the shank and inspect the body and point for cracking or deformation.

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

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THE NEXT JOB.
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Send Willy the hammer model, holder type and concrete task to confirm the bull-point choice.

Important Product Questions

What work is a bull point intended for?

This version is described for concrete demolition and starting holes in the center of a slab.

What connection does it use?

The stated connection is 3/4 in hex. Verify the exact holder and retention arrangement on the hammer.

Is overall length the working depth?

No. 18 in is overall accessory length. Usable reach depends on holder engagement and the working setup.

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