Milwaukee
Milwaukee 48-20-5035 2" X 3" Thin Wall Core Bit
- SKU:
- Milwaukee 48-20-5035
- UPC:
- 45242105304
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 1.06 LBS
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Description
FEATURES:
• 2 in. diameter
• Usable cutting depth 3 in.
• Thin wall
• Use with SDS Plus core bit shank 48-03-3555 (8 in.) or 48-03-3561 (12 in.)
Milwaukee's Core Bits are ideal for large hole drilling where depth is relatively shallow. The Core Bit cuts a kerf only. The usable depth of Thick Wall Core Bits is 4-3/8 inch. The inside core must be removed by the operator before deeper drilling can be accomplished. The Thick Wall construction is ideal for larger hammers and more seasoned/cured concrete. A 7-1/2 inch extension is available to allow for the deeper holes to be drilled. The appropriate (dependant on the diameter) SDS Plus Plus Drive Shank must be used to drive the Core Bit. Use 48-20-6155 Center Pin and 48-20-61575 Guide Plate for positioning and starting the hole. Thin Wall Core Bits are available from 1 inch to 6 inch diameters. See Thick Wall Core Bits for cured concrete and/or larger hammers.
• 2 in. diameter
• Usable cutting depth 3 in.
• Thin wall
• Use with SDS Plus core bit shank 48-03-3555 (8 in.) or 48-03-3561 (12 in.)
Milwaukee's Core Bits are ideal for large hole drilling where depth is relatively shallow. The Core Bit cuts a kerf only. The usable depth of Thick Wall Core Bits is 4-3/8 inch. The inside core must be removed by the operator before deeper drilling can be accomplished. The Thick Wall construction is ideal for larger hammers and more seasoned/cured concrete. A 7-1/2 inch extension is available to allow for the deeper holes to be drilled. The appropriate (dependant on the diameter) SDS Plus Plus Drive Shank must be used to drive the Core Bit. Use 48-20-6155 Center Pin and 48-20-61575 Guide Plate for positioning and starting the hole. Thin Wall Core Bits are available from 1 inch to 6 inch diameters. See Thick Wall Core Bits for cured concrete and/or larger hammers.
