Usage
This carbide drill bit Ø12mm is designed for precise drilling in concrete, natural stone, masonry, and limestone using rotary hammer drills or percussion drills. Suitable for creating anchor holes or routing installation paths in robust materials.
Advantages
- Carbide tip ensures high wear resistance and consistent drilling performance in hard materials.
- Toughened steel body with U-shaped flute aids fast dust removal and reduces friction during use.
- Conforms to ISO 5468 and DIN 8039 standards for reliable quality assurance.
- Brazed carbide insert with wide, deep seat minimizes chipping risk at the bit tip.
- Compatible with percussion drills up to 1000 W; not optimized for higher-power hammering tools[1][2][5].
Specifications
- Design: Hardened steel shaft; milled U-flute geometry; brazed tungsten carbide cutting tip according to DIN standards[1][5].
- Durability: High flexural strength; resistant to heat buildup and premature wear during repeated use; meets ISO/DIN certifications[1][5].
- Performance: Precise diameter of Ø12mm; typical total length ranges from approximately 160 mm (length may vary by manufacturer); supports efficient hole creation up to full working length without significant loss of sharpness[1][3][5].
- Differentiating Features: Optimized flute design accelerates debris extraction, reducing clogging risks in deep holes. The robust seat prevents breakage of the carbide point when encountering rebar or aggregate inclusions[1][4].
How it works
The drill bit is secured in a compatible rotary hammer or percussion drill. When activated, its carbide-tipped point penetrates hard stone or concrete while the fluted design channels drilling dust away from the hole for cleaner results and smoother progress through tough substrates[1][4].
