Milwaukee Tool 49-90-0910 Replacement Hepa Filter

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-90-0910 is a replacement round HEPA filter designed for use with dust extraction systems on overhead rotary hammer applications. Made from plastic, this filter fits into the dust management assembly of compatible SDS Plus rotary hammers to capture fine particulate during drilling and chipping operations. At 0.27 pounds, it is a lightweight consumable component that licensed contractors and construction tradespeople replace as part of regular dust control maintenance. Proper filter replacement helps maintain suction performance and supports compliance with silica dust exposure regulations on the job site.

This filter is intended for use with the Milwaukee 3311-20 SDS Plus Overhead Rotary Hammer. It is suited for overhead drilling applications in residential and commercial construction, where dust extraction is required to manage concrete, masonry, or tile dust generated during core drilling and chipping work. It is installed by carpenters, concrete workers, or general contractors maintaining their dust extraction equipment between jobs or when filter performance degrades.

Key Features

• HEPA filtration captures fine dust particles during SDS Plus rotary hammer operation
• Round filter geometry designed for direct replacement in the compatible dust extraction assembly
• Lightweight plastic construction at 0.27 pounds for easy handling and swap-out
• Sold individually as a single replacement unit
• Supports job-site compliance with airborne silica dust control requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement HEPA filter for the Milwaukee 3311-20 SDS Plus Overhead Rotary Hammer dust extraction system.

Installation Notes

Filter replacement should be performed by the tool operator or a qualified tradesperson following the tool manufacturer's service guidelines. Power down and disconnect the rotary hammer from its power source before accessing the dust extraction housing. Avoid touching the filter media directly to prevent damage to the HEPA material. Dispose of used filters in accordance with local regulations governing fine particulate and silica-containing waste.