Which materials is this multi-material drill bit suitable for?

The carbide tip is suitable for drilling into concrete, brick, roof tiles, thin metal, aluminium, ceramic tiles, wood, and PVC.

Which tools are compatible with this drill bit?

Thanks to the 1/4" HEX shank, it fits directly into impact drivers as well as standard drill drivers and percussion drills.

What are the dimensions of this drill bit?

The drill bit has a diameter of 10 mm, an overall length of 120 mm, and a working cutting length of 60 mm.

Can you use this drill bit in hammer mode?

Yes, it is engineered for use in hammer mode when drilling into masonry and concrete.

MILWAUKEE 4932471107 multi-material drill 10x120mm

Name: MILWAUKEE 4932471107 multi-material drill 10x120mm
Brand: MILWAUKEE
SKU: 03176231
Price: 9.62 EUR
Availability: PreOrder

Supplier number: MILWAUKEE 4932471107 | EAN 4058546287351

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€7.95 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)

On order: delivered from 30/10/2026

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Versatile drilling across multiple materials

Practical benefits

Multi material drilling performance: Drill efficiently into concrete, brick, tile, wood, plastic, and metal using this Milwaukee multi-material bit.
Durable carbide tipped head: The tough two-cutter carbide tip gives you extended tool life and clean, accurate holes in tough jobs.
Fast hex shank mounting: With the 1/4" HEX shank, you get quick bit changes and direct compatibility with your impact drivers.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

With the Milwaukee multi-material drill bit, you tackle diverse building materials quickly without the hassle of changing bits. Its durable two-cutter carbide tip resists wear and delivers precise, clean holes in concrete, brickwork, tiles, wood, plastic, and thin metal. The 1/4" hex shank prevents slipping in the chuck and mounts directly into your impact driver or drill driver. Featuring a 10 mm diameter, 120 mm overall length, and 60 mm working length, this bit gives you the speed and control needed to install wall plugs and anchors into mixed materials.

Product information FAQ

€9.62

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Key features according to our expert

Diameter: 10 mm
Cutting length: 60 mm
Drill bit type: Multi-purpose drill bit
Overall length: 120 mm
Shank size: 1/4 inch
Shank type: Hexagonal
Material (drill bit): Carbide tip
Number of cutting edges: 2

Product description

Impact rated: Designed for use with impact drivers and all types of 3 jaw chuck tools like rotary drill/drivers and percussion drills.
Hex shank up to 260mm total length, 3 flat shank on 400mm total length drill bits.
Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) drill bits allow drilling into concrete, bricks, roof tiles, aerated concrete blocks, thin metal, aluminium, soft to medium hardness ceramic tiles, all wood types and PVC.
White flute to identify the drill bit easily in the users tool box.

All Features

Diameter: 10 mm
Cutting length: 60 mm
Drill bit type: Multi-purpose drill bit
Overall length: 120 mm
Shank size: 1/4 inch
Shank type: Hexagonal
Material (drill bit): Carbide tip
Number of cutting edges: 2
Overall length (mm): 120
Working length (mm): 60

Brand MILWAUKEE
03176231
EAN 4058546287351
Supplier number MILWAUKEE 4932471107

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists

Which materials is this multi-material drill bit suitable for?: The carbide tip is suitable for drilling into concrete, brick, roof tiles, thin metal, aluminium, ceramic tiles, wood, and PVC.
Which tools are compatible with this drill bit?: Thanks to the 1/4" HEX shank, it fits directly into impact drivers as well as standard drill drivers and percussion drills.
What are the dimensions of this drill bit?: The drill bit has a diameter of 10 mm, an overall length of 120 mm, and a working cutting length of 60 mm.
Can you use this drill bit in hammer mode?: Yes, it is engineered for use in hammer mode when drilling into masonry and concrete.