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Milwaukee® 5376-20 Compact Corded Hammer Drill, 1/2 in Keyed Chuck, 120 VAC, 11-1/2 in OAL
Price$223.99
Item #MET537620
BrandMilwaukee®
ManufacturerMilwaukee Tool
Mfr. Model #5376-20
Country of OriginCN
UNSPSC Code20111603
UnitEA
DGI AvailabilityCall for Availability
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Product Features
• Powerful 8 A motor delivers 0-2, 800 rpm and 0-48, 000 bpm for superior performance
• Compact 11-1/2 in L allows for work in tight spaces
• All metal gear case provides 2X more durability than the leading competitor
• Heavy duty metal chuck provides superior durability and bit retention
• Overmolding ensures a surer, more comfortable grip and minimizes vibration and fatigue on the jobsite
• Over-mold - increases grip and reduces vibration
• 360 Deg Locking side handle with depth gauge - permits maximum maneuverability and control
Description
Milwaukee® Corded Hammer Drill, Compact, 1/2 in Chuck, Keyed Chuck, 48000 bpm Blows per Minute, 2800 rpm Speed, 1 Speed, 120 VAC, 8 A, Metal Housing Material, 360 deg Locking Side/Pistol Grip Handle, Fixed Cord, Trigger Lock Switch Control, No Reversible, 11-1/2 in Overall Length
The most powerful single-speed hammer drill on the market, with up to 2X more durability. This practical 8 amp, 1/2 in. dual-mode hammer drill offers power and versatility for a variety of tough jobs, with an impressive 0-2,800 RPMs and 0-48.000 Bpms. Superior engineering, an all-metal gear case and a heavy-duty metal chuck make this twice as durable as the leading competitor while maintaining outstanding performance. The compact 11.5 in. profile lets you work in tight spaces, and the two modes accommodate drilling in wood, steel and plastic or hammer drilling in concrete. A removable 360° side handle helps you set the depth rod for pre-set hole drilling. Over-molding ensures a surer, more comfortable grip and minimizes vibration and fatigue on the jobsite.