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The MILWAUKEE 48-20-7092 is an SDS Plus rotary hammer bit engineered specifically for TAPCON screw applications in concrete, brick, and block masonry. Measuring 3/16 inches in diameter and 7 inches in length, it features a 1/4-inch hex shank and a 2-cutter geometry that accelerates drilling speed while clearing debris efficiently. The patented reinforced flute design improves impact resistance and channels energy directly to the bit tip. Patented rebar chamfers protect the carbide tip from chipping when contacting rebar and hard aggregate. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and general trade contractors driving TAPCON fasteners into masonry substrates will find this bit suited to high-cycle, impact-intensive work.
This bit is designed for use in SDS Plus rotary hammers on residential and commercial masonry applications, including concrete slab, CMU block, and brick. It is intended for use with the drive sleeve included in the SDS Plus TAPCON installation kit (48-20-7497). The 1/4-inch hex interface mates with the drive sleeve to complete the TAPCON installation system. Contractors anchoring equipment, brackets, conduit, or pipe supports into concrete and masonry substrates are the primary users of this bit.
Designed for use with SDS Plus rotary hammers and intended for TAPCON screw installation applications. Requires the drive sleeve from the SDS Plus TAPCON installation kit (48-20-7497) for proper operation.
Installation should be performed by a qualified trade professional using an SDS Plus rotary hammer. Before drilling, confirm the substrate is free of hidden utilities, conduit, or post-tension cables. Use the correct drive sleeve from the TAPCON installation kit — operating the bit without the proper sleeve adapter is not recommended. Follow applicable building codes and fastener manufacturer guidelines for anchor spacing and edge distance in masonry substrates.
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