Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 5 Pc SHOCKWAVE Impact Drill and Tap Bit Set
- SKU:
- MLW48-89-4874
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.10 LBS
Description
DUTY®
SAE Drill & Tap
Combination Set
Drill and tap in one operation for compatible SAE threaded holes in metal up to 1/4 inch thick.
Product Overview
This SAE drill-and-tap set suits threaded holes that match an included combination bit.
Check workpiece thickness and the required thread before choosing this one-pass approach.
- Combined operationDrills and taps in one pass.
- Quick-change shankHex shank for quick changes.
- Readable sizesLaser-marked thread sizes.
- Tool versatilityDrill and impact drivers.
Technical Specifications
- Thread system
- SAE
- Work capacity
- Metal up to 1/4 in
- Shank
- 1/4 in hex
- Operation
- Drill + tap
- Size marking
- Laser-etched
- Tool use
- Impact / drill driver
Choose the Correct Fit
Confirm the required SAE thread and workpiece thickness before drilling. Clamp the material securely.
Secure the hex shank in a compatible tool. Keep the bit perpendicular to the surface as cutting begins.
Installation & Care
Follow appropriate tapping practice for the material, including lubrication and chip clearing. Avoid forcing a binding tap.
Stop before withdrawing a damaged or jammed bit. Clean chips from the completed thread and inspect it before assembly.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help checking the fit? Tell Willy your tool, accessory and working dimensions so the GetPipe team can help.
Important Product Questions
Can I use these for a metric threaded hole?
Choose the exact thread system and pitch required by the mating fastener. An SAE thread is not interchangeable with a nearby metric thread.
Can I use them through thicker metal?
The stated metal capacity is up to 1/4 inch. Choose a process and tooling rated for the actual thickness when it exceeds that limit.
What if the tap starts binding?
Stop rather than increasing force. Check alignment, lubrication and chip accumulation before proceeding; forcing a tap can damage the thread or break the bit.
