48207092 - SDS Bit 3/16" X 7" W/1/4" Hex

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Catalog Number: 48207092 Vendor Code MIL
Manufacturer: Milwaukee®
Manufacturer's Part Number: 48207092
Description: SDS Bit 3/16" X 7" W/1/4" Hex
2-Cutter Drill Bits With Hex Shoulder, 3/16 In Bit Size, 1/4 In Shank Diameter, Carbide (Tip);Steel (Shank) Material, 7 In Overall Length, 10.5 LB
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Classification: Bits, Blades, and Hole Saws
UNSPSC: N/A
UPC/GTIN: 045242108671 / 00045242108671
Weight per unit: 0.13 (lbs/each)

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Long Description: 2-Cutter Drill Bits with Hex Shoulder, 3/16 in Bit Size, 1/4 in Shank Diameter, Carbide (Tip);Steel (Shank) Material, 7 in Overall Length, 10.5 lb
Features: The MILWAUKEE(R) SDS Plus Bits with 1/4" Hex are designed specifically for concrete screw applications. Built to take on brick, block, and concrete, MILWAUKEE(R) SDS bits feature 2-Cutter geometry for fast drilling and debris removal. The patented, reinforced flute design increases impact resistance and transfers energy directly to the bit tip. Patented rebar chamfers withstand impact from rebar and hard aggregate, and reduce carbide chipping.
Short Description: 2-Cutter Drill Bits with Hex Shoulder, 3/16 in, 1/4 in Shank
Product Type: 2-Cutter Drill Bits with Hex Shoulder
Description: SDS BIT 3/16" X 7" W/1/4" HEX
extra long description: MILW 48-20-7092 3/16"x7" SDS Bit

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