Milwaukee® 49-56-7240 Large Thread Quick-Change Universal Hole Saw Arbor, 5/8-18 Arbor, 7/16 in, Steel
Milwaukee® Carbide grit hole saws are designed for cutting abrasive materials such as brick, block, cement board, fiberglass and tile. Use a Carbide tipped pilot bit when cutting ceramic tile, brick, and other abrasive materials.
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BrandMilwaukee®
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UPC045242225804
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Manufacturer Part Number49-56-7240
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CountryUSA|Canada
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MaterialSteel
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TypeLarge Thread Quick-Change Universal
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Arbor Size5/8-18
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Shank Size7/16 in
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Cutting Edge MaterialHardened Steel
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Shank TypeHex
- Pull-Back design for faster hole saw changes
- Durable hardened steel construction
- Tool-free operation
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 5TJD0 |
| MSC | 59913194 |
| Fastenal | 0258397 |
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Alternative Part Number12349022
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UNSPSC27112811
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IDEA Index ID12349022
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Package DescriptionEACH
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WarrantyNo Warranty
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Owners/User Manual
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Full Engineering Drawing
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Milwaukee® 49-56-7240 Large Thread Quick-Change Universal Hole Saw Arbor, 5/8-18 Arbor, 7/16 in, Steel
Milwaukee® Carbide grit hole saws are designed for cutting abrasive materials such as brick, block, cement board, fiberglass and tile. Use a Carbide tipped pilot bit when cutting ceramic tile, brick, and other abrasive materials.
Milwaukee® 49-56-7055 Large Thread Quick-Change Universal Hole Saw Arbor, 1-1/4 in and Larger Arbor, 7/16 in, Alloy Steel/Hardened Carbon Steel
This Milwaukee hole saw arbor has a 7/16 in. hex shank for greater gripping capability in the chuck. The backing plate is equipped with push pins which lock into holes on the backing plate of the hole saw for positive efficient transmission of torque. It can be used in 1/2 in. capacity drills and larger. The arbor has a 5/8 - 18 thread and can be used on hole saws from 1-1/4 in. and larger. It can be used with (49-56-8000), (49-56-8002) and (49-56-8005) pilot bits. Pilot bit (49-56-8000) is supplied with this arbor for use on wood and metal. One arbor and pilot per package.





