MILWAUKEE SDS

About MILWAUKEE SDS

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation, founded in 1924 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, is a manufacturer of heavy-duty power tools, accessories, and hand tools. The company is known for its focus on professional-grade equipment designed for demanding industrial and construction applications. Within the SDS (Special Direct System) category, Milwaukee produces a comprehensive range of rotary hammer drills, hammer drills, and associated bits and accessories. The product families include SDS-Plus and SDS-Max systems, covering drill bits, chisel bits, core bits, adapters, extensions, and dust-extraction hollow core bits. These components are engineered for concrete, masonry, and stone drilling and demolition tasks. Milwaukee SDS products are built to meet specific performance standards, such as impact energy ratings (e.g., 5.1 ft-lb for the 2717-22HD rotary hammer), shank compatibility (SDS-Plus or SDS-Max), and drilling depth capacities (e.g., up to 14 inches for certain bits). The tools operate on corded or cordless platforms, with cordless models using Milwaukee's M18 or M12 battery systems. Key technical specifications include shank diameter, overall length, head width for chisels, and compatibility with thin or thick wall core bits. Milwaukee also offers vacuum bits for dust extraction, addressing job-site cleanliness and safety. 3G Electric supplies a selection of Milwaukee SDS replacement parts, bits, and rotary hammers, including adapters (e.g., 48-03-3574 for 5-6 inch thin wall core bits), drill bits (e.g., 48-20-7308, 5/32 inch), bull points (e.g., 48-62-4062, 3/4 inch head width), extensions (e.g., 48-20-6940, 12 inch length), and cordless rotary hammers (e.g., 2717-22HD, 18V, SDS-Max). The inventory covers both SDS-Plus and SDS-Max interfaces, with SKUs that include manufacturer part numbers for easy cross-referencing. 3G Electric provides datasheets and logistics support for these products, enabling procurement specialists and maintenance managers to source replacements or additions for their industrial drilling and demolition equipment. The focus is on functional specifications—such as shank type, drilling depth, and impact rate—rather than marketing claims, ensuring buyers can match components to their existing tools and job requirements.

Common Applications

• Concrete anchor drilling — Milwaukee SDS Plus drill bits (e.g., 48-20-7308) for installing expansion anchors in structural walls.
• Demolition chiseling — Milwaukee SDS Max bull point (48-62-4062) for breaking concrete or masonry in renovation projects.
• Core drilling for plumbing — Milwaukee SDS Max adapter (48-03-3574) with thin wall core bits for creating pipe penetrations through slabs.
• Dust-controlled overhead drilling — Milwaukee SDS Plus vacuum bit (48-20-2118) for drilling into ceilings with minimal debris.
• Deep hole drilling in foundations — Milwaukee SDS Plus drill bit (48-20-7426) for 14-inch deep holes in reinforced concrete.
• Rotary hammer operation — Milwaukee SDS Max hammer drill (2717-22HD) for heavy-duty drilling and chiseling on job sites.