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Milwaukee Tool SDS-MAX MX4 4CT 1-1/2 x 23"

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SKU:
MLW48-20-8488
Availability:
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Weight:
3.98 LBS
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$220.99
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Description

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MX4 ROTARY HAMMER BITS

MX4 Concrete
Rotary Hammer Bit

Drill 1-1/2 in masonry holes with an SDS-Max bit selected for the required hole diameter.

MODEL48-20-8488

Product Overview

The 1-1/2 in diameter suits the specified concrete hole. Confirm the required usable depth.

The 23 in overall length includes the SDS-Max shank. Check clearance for the bit and hammer.

  • Carbide headSolid-head cutting design.
  • Four-cutter layoutHelps limit rebar lock-up.
  • Centering tipHelps start holes on target.
  • Wear indicatorShows the bit’s wear limit.

Technical Specifications

Diameter
1-1/2 in
Application
Concrete with rebar
Overall length
23 in
Cutter geometry
4-cutter
Shank
SDS-Max
Wear check
ANSI wear indicator

Choose the Correct Fit

Match the 1-1/2 in diameter to the specified hole and confirm the required usable depth before drilling.

Match the SDS-Max shank to the hammer and check its rated capacity. Locate concealed services before drilling.

Installation & Care

Isolate the hammer before changing bits. Follow its chuck instructions and make sure the shank is retained.

Arrange the dust controls required for the job. Let the bit cool and inspect the head and shank after use.

Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.

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

BRING ON
THE NEXT JOB.
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Important Product Questions

Does 23 in overall mean 23 in drilling depth?

No. Overall length includes the connection end. Confirm usable length against the required hole depth before selecting the bit.

Can I drill through structural reinforcement?

A bit’s ability to encounter rebar does not authorize cutting structural reinforcement. Stop and confirm an approved hole location before continuing.

How do I choose the right anchor-hole diameter?

This bit is 1-1/2 in diameter. Follow the anchor manufacturer’s drilling instructions rather than choosing a nearby size.

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