Milwaukee® 48-03-3012 SDS-MAX to Spline Adapter, For Use With SDS Max® Shank Rotary Hammer Drill, SDS-Max® Chuck Fitment, Carbide Tip
This adapter allows the use of Spline shank accessories in a SDS Max shank rotary hammer.
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BrandMilwaukee®
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UPC045242316120
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Manufacturer Part Number48-03-3012
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CountryUSA|Canada
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MaterialCarbide Tip
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ColorBlack
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SpecificationsSDS-Max® Chuck Fitment
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Suitable For Use WithSDS Max® Shank Rotary Hammer Drill
- Milwaukee bits are available in either 2 cutter or 4 cutter head geometries
- Chisel and raker teeth for faster material pulverization
- Land and core thickness for durability even in large hammers
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 22UR03 |
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Alternative Part Number13924808
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UNSPSC20121613
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IDEA Index ID13924808
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Package DescriptionEACH
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WarrantyNo Warranty
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