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Milwaukee SDS Plus 4-Cutter MX4 Rotary Hammer Drill Bit

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Milwaukee 48-20-7250 SDS Plus MX4 4-Cutter Carbide Drill Bit, 1-1/8" x 8" x 10"

The Milwaukee 48-20-7250 SDS Plus MX4 4-Cutter Carbide Drill Bit is purpose-built for rotary hammer drilling in concrete, block, and masonry. This bit uses an SDS Plus shank, allowing it to lock quickly and securely into SDS Plus rotary hammers without the need for a chuck key, while its MX4 four-cutter carbide tip design is engineered to bite into hard materials faster than standard two-cutter bits. Measuring 1-1/8" in diameter x 8" in usable drilling length x 10" overall length, this bit is sized for drilling holes to accommodate common anchors, fasteners, and rebar applications on concrete and masonry jobsites. Whether used for anchoring, electrical or mechanical rough-in, or general concrete drilling, the 48-20-7250 is designed to deliver consistent hole quality and long service life under repeated use.

Key Features

  • Bit Size: 1-1/8" diameter x 8" usable length x 10" overall length, sized for drilling holes for anchors, fasteners, and other concrete or masonry applications requiring a larger-diameter bit.
  • SDS Plus Shank: The SDS Plus shank design locks directly into SDS Plus rotary hammers, allowing for quick bit changes and efficient hammer-action energy transfer without a keyed chuck.
  • MX4 4-Cutter Carbide Tip: A four-cutter carbide head design is engineered to increase drilling speed and extend bit life versus standard two-cutter carbide bits, helping reduce downtime on the jobsite.
  • Durable Carbide Construction: The carbide-tipped cutting head resists wear from repeated impacts and abrasive concrete and masonry materials, supporting long-lasting performance over the life of the bit.
  • Consistent Hole Quality: The four-cutter geometry is designed to help maintain accurate, consistent hole diameters from start to finish, supporting reliable anchor and fastener seating.
  • Full-Length Bit Design: At 10" overall length, this bit provides the reach needed for drilling through block, brick, and standard concrete on typical construction and renovation jobsites.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Drilling anchor and fastener holes in concrete and masonry walls, floors, and slabs
  • Rotary hammer drilling for electrical, plumbing, and mechanical rough-in work
  • Commercial and residential construction and renovation projects
  • General-purpose concrete, block, and brick drilling on the jobsite
  • Repetitive drilling tasks requiring a durable, long-life carbide bit

Why Milwaukee?

Milwaukee engineers its MX4 carbide-tipped SDS Plus bits for the demands of professional jobsites, pairing a wear-resistant carbide tip with a four-cutter head design intended to drill faster and last longer than standard bits. The SDS Plus shank provides dependable compatibility with SDS Plus rotary hammers, so contractors and tradespeople can rely on consistent performance across repeated concrete and masonry drilling tasks. Backed by Milwaukee's reputation for jobsite-ready tool accessories, the 48-20-7250 is built to keep pace with demanding daily use on commercial and residential job sites.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Department:
Electrical
Product Type:
Masonry Drill Bit
Product Subgroup:
Drill & Driver Bits
Product Group:
Power Tools & Accessories

Milwaukee 48-20-7308 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will Milwaukee MX4 SDS Plus bits fit my rotary hammer, or do I need a chuck?
These MX4 bits use an SDS Plus shank, so they drop straight into any SDS Plus rotary hammer and lock without a keyed chuck. If your hammer takes SDS Max or a standard three-jaw chuck, these are the wrong shank for it.
2) How deep a hole can I actually drill with the 1/2 inch MX4 bit?
Usable length is what limits hole depth, not overall length. The 1/2 inch MX4, part 48-20-7371, is a 4 inch usable by 6 inch overall bit, so plan on roughly 4 inches of drilling depth. If you need more reach in a small diameter, the 3/8 inch 48-20-7357 gives 16 inches of usable length at 18 inches overall.
3) Is a 4-cutter MX4 bit worth it over a standard 2-cutter SDS Plus bit?
The MX4 head carries four carbide cutters instead of two, which Milwaukee builds to bite faster into hard material and hold hole diameter consistently from entry to full depth. That matters most on repetitive anchor drilling, where a worn bit that drifts oversize ruins anchor seating. For occasional light-duty holes in block, a two-cutter bit does the job; for daily production drilling in concrete, the four-cutter geometry is the reason to spend up.
4) Which MX4 bit size do I need for drilling anchor holes in concrete?
Match bit diameter to the anchor's specified hole size, not the anchor's bolt diameter. These bits are made for anchor and fastener holes in concrete, block and brick, and the range covers the common anchor sizes from 5/32 inch up through 1-1/2 inch. Also check that the usable length exceeds your required embedment plus any material you are drilling through.
5) Are these Milwaukee MX4 bits OK for electrical rough-in through block walls?
Yes, that is one of their intended uses. Rough-in for electrical, plumbing and mechanical work in concrete, block and brick is exactly what the MX4 line is built for. For running conduit or cable through a standard 8 inch block wall, watch usable length: the 4 inch usable sizes will not pass through, while the 3/8 inch 16 inch usable bit or the 1-1/8 inch with 8 inches of usable length give real reach.
6) Can I use a Milwaukee MX4 SDS Plus bit to drill through rebar in concrete?
The MX4 is a carbide-tipped rotary hammer bit for concrete, block and masonry, and the larger sizes are sized for holes serving anchor, fastener and rebar applications. Hitting heavy rebar head-on will still slow you down and wear the carbide; if you expect to cut reinforcing steel routinely, a dedicated rebar cutter is the tool for that.
7) What is the part number for the Milwaukee 1-1/8 inch SDS Plus MX4 bit?
That size is Milwaukee 48-20-7250, a 1-1/8 inch diameter bit with 8 inches of usable drilling length and 10 inches overall. Adjacent sizes in the same family are 48-20-7210 for 3/4 inch and 48-20-7256 for 1-1/2 inch.
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