Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us EC37518 Cable Installer Bit 3/8in 18in pneumatic accessory
Drills 18 in deep through masonry with a 3/8 in carbon-steel bit featuring a 3/16 in hex shank
- Drills 18 in deep for long cable runs
- 3/8 in bit cuts clean holes in masonry
- 3/16 in hex shank locks securely in chucks
- Powder coat resists wear on job sites
- Straight three-flat design prevents bit slippage
Eagle Tool Cable Installer Bit
The Eagle Tool EC37518 is a carbon steel cable installer bit designed for drilling through masonry. Its 18 in overall length and 3/8 in drill bit size suit electricians and installers pulling wire through deep wall cavities. The straight shank features three flats to prevent slipping in a drill chuck. A powder coated finish adds corrosion resistance during extended use.
Verify drill chuck compatibility before ordering
Confirm your drill accepts a 3/16 in hex shank, as this bit uses that specific shank diameter. The three-flat design requires a chuck that grips flats securely rather than relying on a round shank. Ensure the job requires an 18 in maximum drilling depth so the bit length matches the application. No other shank sizes or lengths are available for this model.
Fits standard drill chucks accepting 3/16 in hex
The bit installs directly into compatible corded or cordless drills without adapters. Its 18 in reach frees the user from needing extensions when drilling through thick masonry walls. The carbon steel construction handles repetitive drilling in brick, block or concrete. The powder coating reduces binding and rust, keeping the flutes clear for efficient chip removal.
Highlights
- Drills 18 in deep for long cable runs
- 3/8 in bit cuts clean holes in masonry
- 3/16 in hex shank locks securely in chucks
- Powder coat resists wear on job sites
- Straight three-flat design prevents bit slippage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the EC37518 cable installer bit and is anything else required?
The box contains the 18 in cable installer bit with a 3/16 in hex shank; a compatible drill or driver is needed separately
The spec sheet shows only an 18 in overall length — how do I know that is the right reach for my job?
The bit drills to a maximum depth of 18 in, so choose it when you need that full reach in masonry or wood
What does the 3/8 in drill-bit size mean once the bit is chucked into a drill?
It produces a 3/8 in diameter hole, suitable for pulling cable through masonry or framing members
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