Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us EA37554 Cable Installer Bit .375in 54in
An auger-style cable installer bit with a 0.375in drill size, quick-change hex shank and 54in overall length for deep drilling
- Auger-style tip pulls cable through framing faster
- 54 in overall length reaches deep wall cavities
- 3/8 in hex shank locks into quick-change chucks
- Bright uncoated carbon steel resists binding in wood
- Shank diameter 3/16 in fits standard drill chucks
Eagle Tool Cable Installer Bit
This Eagle Tool US EA37554 cable installer bit is designed for electricians and low-voltage installers who need to pull wire through wood framing. The auger-style tip cuts cleanly through studs and joists while the extended reach simplifies long runs. It fits quick-change hex chucks for fast bit swaps on the job site.
54 inch overall length defines reach
The 54 in overall length sets the maximum drilling depth from the chuck face, limiting use to accessible cavities within that distance. The 3/16 in shank diameter must match the chuck capacity of the drill being used. Bright uncoated carbon steel requires lubrication and chip clearing to prevent binding in deep holes.
3/8 inch drill bit size cuts the hole
The .375 in drill bit diameter determines the finished hole size and therefore the maximum cable bundle that can pass through. Installers needing larger conduit or multiple cables must select a different diameter. The 3/8 in hex shank engages standard quick-change adapters but will not fit 1/4 in hex holders.
Highlights
- Auger-style tip pulls cable through framing faster
- 54 in overall length reaches deep wall cavities
- 3/8 in hex shank locks into quick-change chucks
- Bright uncoated carbon steel resists binding in wood
- Shank diameter 3/16 in fits standard drill chucks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 16-inch or 54-inch cable installer bit for my job?
This product is the 54-inch overall length version; the 16-inch figure appears elsewhere in the data but does not describe a selectable length option for this specific model.
What does the .375-inch drill bit size mean when I am drilling through studs?
The .375-inch (3/8 in) bit diameter creates a hole sized for pulling standard electrical or data cables through wood framing members.
How does the 3/8-inch hex shank work with my drill and what does it limit?
The quick-change 3/8-inch hex shank fits directly into compatible drill chucks or impact drivers, and its diameter caps the maximum shank size the tool holder can accept.
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