- Masonry Drill Bit with Carbide Tip
- TUNGSTEN SDS PLUS CONCRETE HAMMER SHANK
- SDS Plus – will fit any SDS or SDS Plus drill and hammer drill
- See below for bit sizes
- FAQs
Masonry Bits
SDS is the abbreviated term for ‘Slotted Drive System’ meaning that SDS Plus drill bits have slots at the end of the shank which fit into the chuck of an SDS+ drill. SDS plus drill bits are used for drilling into hard materials such as brick and concrete with minimal effort. The SDS part refers to the shank type, which has two sets of grooves that snap into the chuck making it more secure and allowing the bit to slide up and down giving you the hammer action. The tip is made from strong tungsten carbide giving them extra strength and resistance to extreme loads.
No. The SDS drill bits do go into a regular drill, however due to the inherent vibration, they will loosen quite a lot and you will be constantly tightening your chuck. The problem is that the SDS bit shanks have two rather-wide indentations for locking into an SDS chuck, that do not fit properly into a standard regular power drill. These SDS Plus masonry bits are designed for use on a SDS drill.
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MASONRY DRILL BIT CARBIDE TIP SDS PLUS: 5mm – 25mm
Choose size of bit from drop down options:
5.0mm x 160mm
5.5mm x 160mm
6.0mm x 160mm
6.5mm x 160mm
8.0mm x 160mm
10.0mm x 210mm
10.0mm x 350mm
12.0mm x 350mm
14.0mm x 350mm
16.0mm x 450mm
18.0mm x 450mm
20.0mm x 450mm
22.0mm x 450mm
25.0mm x 450mm
| WHAT YOU GET: |
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| SPECIFICATIONS: |
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Material: Chromium tungsten carbide
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| Intended Use: Drilling hard cured concrete, core filled besser block, bricks, sandstone, rock |
| SDS Plus: Yes |
| Machine: SDS or SDS Plus drills and hammer drills |
| FEATURES: |
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| Excellent for drilling hard cured concrete, core filled besser block, bricks, sandstone, rock |
| Full chromium 40 shank with commercial grade tungsten carbide Apex Point Cross Tip |
| SDS plus drill bits have 4 grooves (2 open and 2 closed) to support the extra torque that the SDS plus drill provides |
| The highest quality money can buy |
INTERNATIONAL QUALITY ASSURANCE: ISO9001
| Size | 5.0mm x 160mm, 5.5mm x 160mm, 6.0mm x 160mm, 6.5mm x 160mm, 8.0mm x 160mm, 10.0mm x 210mm, 10.0mm x 350mm, 12.0mm x 350mm, 14.0mm x 350mm, 16.0mm x 450mm, 18.0mm x 450mm, 20.0mm x 450mm, 22.0mm x 450mm, 25.0mm x 450mm |
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| Box Size | 1 Bit, 2 Bits, 3 Bits, 5 Bits, 10 Bits |
Reviews
Good but not better than the bits I was using.
I was really interedted in trying these SDS bits as they were recommneded by a friend. Can also report that they are a quality product and any potential buyer should be very happy. Thank you team from Smith and Arrow
not just for concrete, they work on just about anything…
You won’t have any problems with ordering these, really good stuff
Boom – drill straight through concrete with little wear
A PLUS 5 STAR PRODUCT
ordered in three sizes and they all put neat holes through masonry
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FAQs
Drill Bits & Sets
Yes, if you choose M35 drill bits they are designed for harder steel, like stainless. M2 drill bits will not drill through stainless steel and they are designed for mild steel.
The very best drill bits are “Fully Ground” which means the bit was ground out of the one piece of raw material, and as such are very precise and strong.
Perhaps the most popular tip design has a “135 degree split point” design giving accurate starting 
without the use of a centre punch. Split-point bits almost completely eliminate “walking” as they are self-centring and therefore requires less thrust in drilling harder metal, eliminating chipping. The shaft of a quality split-point bit, like Smith & ARROW’s bits, features three grooves that lift away debris, allowing you to drill holes faster and with less chance of snags. These grooves continue all the way to the tip of the bit, where they cut into the tip’s cap, breaking the smooth surface. This creates a grooved bit tip that more easily anchors itself in the steel and keeps your bit on target.
The two most standard point angles are 118º and 135º. The 118º is generally used for drilling into soft material like wood. Although it can puncture through steel, this will also cause it to dull quicker. A 135º is typically used for drilling into hardened material.
The most popular HSS drill bits fall into the following two categories: M2 & M35. Depending if you are drilling mild steel or hardened steel will determine whether you purchase M2 or M35 drill bits. Cobalt M35 drill bits will do everything the M2 bit can do, and more – M35 HSS drill bits will drill through hardened steel like stainless as well as mild steel and cobalt ensures the bit is heat resistant. M35 bits keep long lasting cutting edges and will not dull easily
The M2 bit is best for everyday use like milder steel, plastics, fibreglass, drywall and wood (although a specialised wood bit is better). However, the M2 bits can lose their sharpened edge quicker than cobalt bits and will not last as long as M35 cobalt bits
Masonry Bits
SDS is the abbreviated term for ‘Slotted Drive System’ meaning that SDS Plus drill bits have slots at the end of the shank which fit into the chuck of an SDS+ drill. SDS plus drill bits are used for drilling into hard materials such as brick and concrete with minimal effort. The SDS part refers to the shank type, which has two sets of grooves that snap into the chuck making it more secure and allowing the bit to slide up and down giving you the hammer action. The tip is made from strong tungsten carbide giving them extra strength and resistance to extreme loads.
No. The SDS drill bits do go into a regular drill, however due to the inherent vibration, they will loosen quite a lot and you will be constantly tightening your chuck. The problem is that the SDS bit shanks have two rather-wide indentations for locking into an SDS chuck, that do not fit properly into a standard regular power drill. These SDS Plus masonry bits are designed for use on a SDS drill.
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