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Milwaukee 48-20-8982 Drill Bit, 1/4 in Dia, 2-1/4 in OAL, 5/32 in Dia Shank, Round Shank Silver
Item #: 48-20-8982 by Milwaukee
UPC #: 045242542222
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Features
- Exact start tip for minimal bit walking
- Not recommended for porcelain tile
- Reinforced carbide head for increased durability
- Sharpened carbide for faster tile drilling
- Precision ground carbide for clean holes
Shank Type
Round
Shank Diameter
5/32"
Cutting Edge Material
Carbide
Overall Length
2-1/4"
Diameter
1/4"
Nomenclature
48-20-8982 BIT GLASS-TILE 1/4
Material
Carbide
Point Type
Sharp
Applicable Materials
Ceramic Tile Glass
Finish
Silver
Weight
0.27 lb.
Drill Size
1/4"
Number in Package
1 pc
Packaging Type
Carded
Defective Code
B
Each Weight
0.100 LB
Hazardous Material
No
Returnable
Yes
Velocity
N
Vendor Internet Sales Policy
Sale of this product on third-party online marketplaces (eg. Amazon, eBay, Walmart) is prohibited.
Product Type
Glass/Tile Drill Bit
Product Overview
BIT GLASS-TILE CARBIDE 1/4IN
Specifications:
Specifications:
Application: For tile applications in kitchen and bath
Suitable for: Drill Drivers
Our glass and tile drill bit features an exact start tip for clean holes and minimal bit walking in glass and ceramic tile. Engineered with sharpened carbide, Milwaukee glass and tile bits provide faster tile drilling than standard glass and tile bits. We've designed these bits with a reinforced carbide head for increased durability when high-speed drilling into tile and glass. We've specifically designed these bits for drilling holes in glass and ceramic tile with drill drivers only. We don't recommend these bits for use on porcelain tile.