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MILWAUKEE SHOCKWAVE BIT TX25 X25MM (2)

Name: MILWAUKEE SHOCKWAVE BIT TX25 X25MM (2)
Brand: MILWAUKEE
SKU: 4932430879
Price: 1.5 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

~~£2.99~~

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Product information

Description

General description

The Milwaukee Shockwave Bit TX25 X25MM (2) is part of the Shockwave Impact Duty accessory line, designed for heavy-duty impact applications. It provides a comprehensive solution for all drilling and fastening needs, ensuring durability and performance.

Technical specifications

Type: TX25 Bit

Length: 25 mm

Material: Custom engineered steel

Usage

Ideal for heavy-duty impact applications

Designed to reduce cam out and stripping

Offers outstanding lifetime due to its compression forged tip

Other information

Shock Zone geometry allows for flexibility and reduces stress at the tip, minimizing breakages

Special heat treatment absorbs impacts, enabling the bit to flex with a spring-like action

Milwaukee's custom metal formula enhances resistance to shock from impacting

Features

Brand
MILWAUKEE
Length
25 mm
Material
Steel
Head print
Torx
Warranty
1 year(s)

Customer reviews

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