Milwaukee 5378-20 Dual Torque Corded Hammer Drill, 1/2 in Keyed Chuck, 120 VAC, 13 in OAL

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Milwaukee 5378-20 Dual Torque Corded Hammer Drill, 1/2 in Keyed Chuck, 120 VAC, 13 in OAL

Item Code: MILW 5378-20
Brand: Milwaukee
Mfg Part No: 5378-20
Manufacturer: Milwaukee Tool
Unit Size: 1

Description

The power to drill 1/2 in holes in concrete. The versatility to excel at wood and steel applications. This powerful 7.5 A, 1/2 in hammer drill features dual trigger speed control in two ranges, with more power for the toughest applications or more speed and less torque for lighter applications. Use it for drilling in wood with flat boring bits, hole saws, auger bits and selfeed bits or in steel with twist bits and in concrete with percussion bits. The removable side-handle helps set the depth rod for pre-set hole drilling. The heavy duty metal gear case withstands daily jobsite use, yet the drill's lightweight balanced pistol-grip design reduces fatigue during a long work day.

Features Tech Specs Applications

Features

Choose trigger speed control in two ranges such as 0 to 1350 rpm/0 to 22000 bpm or 0 to 2500 rpm/0 to 40000 bpm
2-mode operation, drill-only mode for wood, steel and plastic
Hammer and rotation setting easily sets concrete screw fasteners and drills small holes for anchors
Features 2-speed gear box, select the correct drilling speed for the material and accessory
Self-stopping brushes protects the motor and increases the life of the tool
3/4 in capacity in concrete, 3-3/4 in wood and 1/2 in metal

Tech Specs

Amperage Rating	7.5
Blows per Minute	0 to 20000/0 to 40000
Chuck Size	1/2
Chuck Type	Keyed
Control Type	Trigger Lock Switch
Cord Type	8 ft Fixed
Handle Type	Pistol Grip/Side
Housing Material	Metal
Impact Energy	2.5
Number of Speeds	2
Speed	0 to 1350/0 to 2500
Tool/Kit	Bare Tool
Torque Rating	19.9
Type	Dual Torque
UPC	04524202546
Voltage Rating	120
Weight (LBS)	7.64

Applications

For drilling in wood with flat boring bits, hole saws, auger bits and self-feed bits or drill in steel with twist bits and in concrete with percussion bits