
13/16" X 22" SHOCKWAVE IMPACT DUTY Lineman's Fiberglass Drill Bit 48137807 by Milwaukee
Milwaukee · Beyond Tools
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Default Title — Available. This price is from the selected variant; variant history is still being established. We've recorded it as low as $93.
In stock when we last checked on 11 Aug 2026. Prices change — confirm on the store's page before buying.
Price history
We started tracking this on 11 Aug 2026 and have recorded a single price so far. The chart appears once we've seen the price move.
Description
Our SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty™ Lineman's Fiberglass Drill Bits are engineered to deliver cleaner, straight through holes in composite and fiberglass utility poles and crossarms. Our carbide tip design reduces friction, allowing you to make faster, cleaner cuts while maintaining best life. Our fiberglass drill bits are available 22" lengths, which can pass through power utility poles and arms in a single pass. These bits maximise productivity by eliminating the need to flip over the pole, line up holes, and drill through the other side. The heated treated carbon 7/16"" hex shank increases strength and durability when drilling through fiberglass and composite power utility poles. Pair these bits with the MILWAUKEE ® Hex Utility High Torque Impact Wrench for ultimate performance.
Features:
- Optimised Flute Geometry for cleaner material ejection.
- Carbide tipped cutting edges reduce friction for increased speed of cut.
- 7/16" hex shank for quick connection. Optimised for the M18 FUEL™ 7/16 Hex Utility High Torque Impact Wrench.
- Designed for drilling into fibreglass and composite utility poles and arms. Not recommended for concrete poles.
- Laser etched for easy identification
Details
- Weight
- 1.5 kg
Variants
| Option | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Default Title | $93 | Available |
- Store
- Beyond Tools
- Brand
- Milwaukee
- SKU
- 8729025
- Category
- Drills & Drivers
- First tracked
- 11 Aug 2026
- Last checked
- 11 Aug 2026









