11/64" COBALT RED HELIX Drill Bit - Milwaukee Electric Tools

Part #: 48-89-2308

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Milwaukee Electric Tools
  • Model Number: 48-89-2308
  • Drill Bit Diameter: 11/64 inch
  • Material: Cobalt Steel Alloy
  • Weight: 1 lbs
  • Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches

Key Features

  • Cobalt Alloy Construction: Engineered with a cobalt steel alloy for superior heat resistance and extended durability when drilling through tough materials.
  • RED HELIX Design: Features a variable helix design for rapid chip removal, significantly reducing heat buildup and prolonging bit life.
  • 135° Split Point Tip: Ensures precise, accurate starts and prevents bit walking on work surfaces, even on curved or uneven materials.
  • Reinforced Core: A robust web design enhances the bit's strength and stability, minimizing breakage during high-stress applications.

Applications

  • Material Compatibility: Ideal for drilling into hardened steel, stainless steel, cast iron, high-strength alloys, non-ferrous metals, and general construction materials.
  • Versatile Use: Suited for demanding tasks in metal fabrication, automotive repair, HVAC installation, plumbing, and general workshop projects.
  • Tool Compatibility: Designed for use with standard drill chucks in corded and cordless drills.

Benefits

  • Extended Tool Life: The cobalt alloy and RED HELIX design combine to deliver a drill bit that withstands extreme heat and wear, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
  • Faster Drilling Performance: Efficient chip ejection and a precise cutting edge enable quicker penetration, saving valuable time on the job.
  • Accurate Hole Creation: The 135° split point ensures clean, precise holes from the start, enhancing work quality and reducing material waste.
  • Enhanced Durability: Tackle challenging drilling tasks with confidence, thanks to a reinforced core that provides exceptional resistance to breakage and bending.

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 07 October, 2021.