Milwaukee SDS-Plus Rebar Cutter 48-20-7511 3/16 Inch Rotary Drill Bit (6 Inch Length, Carbide Tip, Embedded Steel Demolition)

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SKU: 48-20-7511
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Milwaukee 3/16 Inch SDS-Plus Rebar Cutter Carbide Tipped Rotary Hammer Drill Bit

The Milwaukee 48-20-7511 3/16 Inch SDS-Plus Rebar Cutter is a carbide-tipped rotary hammer drill bit engineered to puncture embedded reinforcing steel within concrete structures. Fabricated with a 6-inch overall length and a universal SDS-Plus shank, this specialized cutter prevents bit destruction when unexpected metal obstructions block masonry drilling paths.

Best Used For:

  • Reinforced Concrete Penetration: Cutting straight through hidden structural rebar inside poured foundation walls and concrete slabs.
  • Anchor Bolt Installation: Clearing metal obstructions in tight drill holes prior to inserting heavy-duty concrete wedge anchors.
  • Electrical Conduit Routing: Piercing through unexpected metal mesh and reinforcement layers during commercial masonry wiring projects.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • Carbide-Tipped Head: Withstands extreme thermal stress and frictional heat to prevent premature bit failure when striking steel.
  • Universal SDS-Plus Shank: Mounts securely into standard rotary hammer drills for immediate job site deployment without specialized adapters.
  • Optimized Flute Geometry: Rapidly evacuates metal shavings and concrete dust to eliminate binding and thermal overheating during operation.
  • Precision Diameter: Engineered with a 3/16-inch cutting width to match exact clearance requirements for anchor fasteners.

What's Included

  • (1) 3/16 in. SDS-Plus Rebar Cutter (48-20-7511)

Technical Specifications

Model Number 48-20-7511
Drill Diameter 3/16 in.
Shank Type SDS-Plus
Overall Length 6 in.
Usable Flute Length 4 in.
Material Carbide Tipped Steel
Application Rebar Cutting
Tool Compatibility Rotary Hammer Drills
Bit Type Specialty Obstruction Cutter
Classification Heavy Duty Masonry Accessory

Pro-Tip: Switch your rotary hammer drill out of hammer mode into rotation-only mode when the bit hits embedded rebar to protect the carbide tip from chipping under high impact force.