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The MILWAUKEE 48-20-4320 is a spline-shank rotary hammer drill bit engineered for drilling through brick, block, concrete, and reinforced concrete. The 4-cutter head uses a 4 x 90 degree tip geometry that reduces the risk of lock-up when the bit contacts rebar. Patented rebar chamfers extend service life under demanding conditions, and a high-volume flute clears debris quickly to maintain drilling speed. At 5/8 inch in diameter and 36 inches in overall length, this bit is built for deep-hole applications in structural masonry work.
This bit is suited for residential and commercial concrete drilling tasks where a spline-drive rotary hammer is the primary tool. Typical applications include anchor hole drilling, core layout, and penetration work in reinforced concrete slabs, block walls, and brick construction. The 31-inch drilling depth makes it practical for through-slab and thick-wall applications where shorter bits fall short. Concrete and masonry tradespeople, as well as structural installers and general contractors, will find this bit appropriate for production drilling environments.
Designed for use with spline-drive rotary hammer drills. Fits any rotary hammer accepting a standard spline shank interface.
Installation of this bit requires a spline-drive rotary hammer; confirm the hammer chuck accepts a spline shank before use. Disconnect or de-energize the tool before inserting or removing the bit. When drilling near rebar, maintain steady feed pressure and allow the 4-cutter geometry to work through the obstruction without forcing the tool. Eye protection and dust control measures are recommended when drilling concrete or masonry per applicable OSHA and jobsite safety requirements.
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