`A` Taper Bit - 3/8In Diameter - 4-1/2In Length - Milwaukee Electric Tools

Part #: 48203380

The Milwaukee Electric Tools 48203380 "A" Taper Bit is engineered for precision and durability in professional automotive and industrial applications. Designed to deliver clean, accurate results, this 3/8-inch diameter bit with a 4-1/2 inch overall length is an essential tool for technicians and mechanics requiring reliable performance for hole preparation and finishing tasks. It is specifically designed for use with an "A" taper adapter, ensuring secure fitment and consistent operation.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by Milwaukee Electric Tools, ensuring high-quality materials and robust construction for demanding work environments.
  • Precision "A" Taper Design: Engineered for optimal compatibility and secure attachment with "A" taper adapters, facilitating stable and accurate drilling.
  • Optimized Dimensions: Features a 3/8-inch bit diameter for precise hole sizing and a 2-1/2-inch usable length for effective material penetration.
  • Durability: Built to withstand the rigors of frequent professional use, offering extended tool life and consistent performance.

Applications

The Milwaukee 48203380 "A" Taper Bit is ideal for a range of professional tasks that require precise hole enlargement, reaming, or countersinking in various materials. It is commonly used in automotive repair for chassis work, suspension component adjustments, and other scenarios requiring accurate hole alignment and finishing. In industrial settings, this taper bit proves invaluable for metal fabrication, machinery maintenance, and assembly operations where exact hole dimensions are critical for component fitment and structural integrity.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Milwaukee Electric Tools
  • Model Number: 48203380
  • Product Name: "A" Taper Bit
  • Bit Diameter: 3/8 inches
  • Overall Length: 4-1/2 inches
  • Usable Length: 2-1/2 inches

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 15 February, 2007.