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EAGLE TOOL US Cable Installer Drill Bit for Masonry & Concrete

The EAGLE TOOL US Cable Installer Drill Bit is a 1/2 in drill bit for masonry and concrete, with a 1/4 in shank diameter and 72 in overall length (MPN EM50072). 3G Electric interprets demand and delivers this bit…

SKU 3G-OTH-193689

Also listed as: EM 50072 · EM-50072

Brand
EAGLE TOOL US
Item
Cable Installer Drill Bit for Masonry & Concrete
Part Number
EM50072
Category
Cable Installer Drill Bits for Masonry & Concrete
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Manufacturer Part Number
EM50072
Overall Lg
72 in
Shank Dia
1/4 in

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Product Description

The EAGLE TOOL US Cable Installer Drill Bit is a 1/2 in drill bit for masonry and concrete, with a 1/4 in shank diameter and 72 in overall length (MPN EM50072). 3G Electric interprets demand and delivers this bit across 14 industrial departments — and far more — with specialist depth in combustion, pumps and controls as a trust anchor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the EAGLE TOOL US Cable Installer Drill Bit used for?

This 72-inch cable installer drill bit is designed for running wiring through masonry and concrete walls. It combines drilling and cable-pulling in one step, saving time on electrical, data, or low-voltage installations in industrial and commercial settings.

What are the specifications of the EAGLE TOOL US EM50072 drill bit?

The EAGLE TOOL US EM50072 has a 1/2 in drill bit size, 72 in overall length, and a 1/4 in shank diameter. It is a cable installer bit for masonry and concrete, enabling simultaneous drilling and cable pulling through walls.

Where to buy the EAGLE TOOL US EM50072 cable installer drill bit worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the EAGLE TOOL US EM50072 cable installer drill bit to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery, ensuring you receive the correct industrial tool for your application, no matter your location.

How to select the right cable installer drill bit for concrete?

Choose a bit length matching your wall thickness, like the 72 in EAGLE TOOL US EM50072 for deep runs. Ensure the shank diameter fits your drill chuck (1/4 in here) and the bit size (1/2 in) accommodates the cable. For masonry, use carbide-tipped bits for durability.

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Common applications for EAGLE TOOL US
Electrical contracting — EAGLE TOOL US screw-point cable drill bits (e.g., ESP50036) for pulling Romex or MC cable through wood studs.
Low-voltage cabling — EAGLE TOOL US serrated-head cable installer bits (e.g., EC37572) for running Cat6 or fiber through ceiling plenums.
Industrial maintenance — EAGLE TOOL US auger-style cable drill bits (e.g., EA75018) for routing control cables in conduit or raceways.
Concrete wall penetration — EAGLE TOOL US masonry cable installer bits (e.g., EM37536) for drilling through block or poured concrete.
Deep cavity drilling — EAGLE TOOL US drill bit extensions (e.g., EX18754) for reaching behind walls or through long floor joists.
Retrofit cable installation — EAGLE TOOL US three-flat shank bits for fishing cables through existing wall cavities without damaging finishes.
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3G Electric supplies EAGLE TOOL US cable installer drill bits for masonry & concrete. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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