Milwaukee® 48-28-6870 Coarse Thread Standard Feed Screw, Model Number Compatibility: 2777, For Use With 1 to 2-9/16 in Self-Feed Bit
Get maximum performance from your Milwaukee® Selfeed drill bits in soft woods and plywood with the coarse thread feed screw. The 1/4 in. replacement feed screw is designed for Selfeed bits sized 1 in. to 2-9/16 in..use only Milwaukee specified replacement parts to achieve maximum life and performance from your Milwaukee Tool.
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BrandMilwaukee®
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UPC045242122707
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Manufacturer Part Number48-28-6870
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CountryUSA|Canada
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MaterialAlloy Steel
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TypeCoarse Thread Standard
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Model Number Compatibility2777
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Dimensions2-9/16 in Dia
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Suitable For Use With1 to 2-9/16 in Self-Feed Bit
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| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
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| Berkshire eSupply | PD5048286870 |
| Grainger | 2Q509 |
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Alternative Part Number8580575
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UNSPSC31162104
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IDEA Index ID8580575
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Package DescriptionEACH
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WarrantyNo Warranty
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Specification Sheet
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Milwaukee® 48-28-6870 Coarse Thread Standard Feed Screw, Model Number Compatibility: 2777, For Use With 1 to 2-9/16 in Self-Feed Bit
Get maximum performance from your Milwaukee® Selfeed drill bits in soft woods and plywood with the coarse thread feed screw. The 1/4 in. replacement feed screw is designed for Selfeed bits sized 1 in. to 2-9/16 in..use only Milwaukee specified replacement parts to achieve maximum life and performance from your Milwaukee Tool.
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