Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool SDS MAX Bushing Tool 10-1/2"
- SKU:
- MLW48-62-4065
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 2.79 LBS
Description
DUTY®
SDS-Max
Bushing Tool
Use the 1-3/4 in wide bushing chisel for preparing concrete surfaces.
Product Overview
The 1-3/4-inch-wide bushing forged-steel profile is made for preparing concrete surfaces.
At 10-1/2 inches overall, match the SDS-Max shank to the holder and check tool clearance.
- Matched profileBushing tip for the task.
- Forged constructionSteel body for durability.
- Hammer connectionFits the specified holder.
- Working reach10-1/2 in overall length.
Technical Specifications
- Working width
- 1-3/4 in
- Overall length
- 10-1/2 in
- Connection
- SDS-Max
- Tip profile
- Bushing
- Body material
- Forged steel
- Operating mode
- Hammer only
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose the bushing profile for preparing concrete surfaces. Confirm the removal area before starting.
Confirm the hammer accepts the SDS-Max connection and has enough clearance for the complete tool.
Installation & Care
Isolate the hammer before fitting the accessory. Check retention and select hammer-only mode before starting.
Check for concealed services and control flying debris and dust. Let the accessory cool, then inspect it for cracks or damage.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help matching a demolition accessory? Send Willy the hammer model, holder type, material and removal task.
Important Product Questions
Which hammer connection does it require?
Use a matching SDS-Max holder. A similar-looking shank does not establish compatibility; check the hammer’s accessory instructions.
What work is this profile intended for?
It is intended for preparing concrete surfaces. Choose a profile suited to the material and required finish.
How should I check it before reuse?
Inspect the working end, body and connection for damage. Clean it using the tool maker’s method and replace cracked, bent or badly worn accessories.
