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Carbide-tipped hammer drill, SDS-max, ⌀ × Overall length: 12X540mm
Article no.: 789200 12X540
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Single-piece carbide head (up to ⌀ 32 mm)
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- Tool material: Carbide
- Use with impact / without impact: Impact drilling
- Shank: SDS Max
Product details
Technical Data
| ⌀ | 12 mm | |
| Overall length | 540 mm | |
| Working length | 400 mm | |
| Tool material | Carbide | |
| Use with impact / without impact | Impact drilling | |
| Shank | SDS Max | |
| Number of cutting edges Z | 2 | |
| Type of product | Masonry drill |
Identification & Classification
| Article number | 789200 12X540 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4002395374090 | |
| Manufacturer number | 4932352751 | |
| Manufacturer | Techtronic Industries Central Europe GmbH, Walder Straße 53, 40724 HILDEN, Germany, www.milwaukeetool.de |
Description
Version:
Special carbide insert geometry for longer tool lives.
Tip angled more acutely: more precision when drilling, no slipping along the surface, more aggressive in rebar and greater drilling speed. PGM-certified – approves precise drilled holes suitable for plugs, both for chemical and mechanical anchors. Large flute channels for quick evacuation of waste material, resulting in less friction.
Drill head with square cross section from ⌀ 16 mm.
Tip angled more acutely: more precision when drilling, no slipping along the surface, more aggressive in rebar and greater drilling speed. PGM-certified – approves precise drilled holes suitable for plugs, both for chemical and mechanical anchors. Large flute channels for quick evacuation of waste material, resulting in less friction.
Drill head with square cross section from ⌀ 16 mm.
Application:
For drilling concrete, natural stone, and masonry.
Note:
When using long drills > 500 mm, first drill a pilot hole at least 150 mm deep with a shorter drill (preferably of the same ⌀).