General description The Irwin masonry drill bits are designed for fast and efficient drilling in brickwork, concrete, and breeze block, especially when used with cordless drills. They offer up to 60% faster drilling compared to similar drill bits while maintaining high durability. The bits feature a single flute for quicker dust removal and a pressed diamond-ground carbide tip for aggressive cutting. Made with a chrome vanadium body with high carbon content, they are stronger and more resistant to rupture, ensuring a longer service life. Technical specifications Diameter: 5.5mm Total length: 95mm Working length: 55mm Installation Insert the drill bit into the drill chuck and tighten securely. Ensure the drill is set to the appropriate speed for masonry drilling. Usage Use for drilling in brick, concrete, and breeze block. Apply steady pressure during drilling for optimal results. Ensure the drill bit remains cool; pause if overheating occurs. Other information MPN: 10501819 EAN:
Power Tools DirectThe Irwin masonry drills bits are designed for fast and efficient drilling in brickwork concrete and breeze block especially with cordless drills. They drill up to 60% faster than competitive drill bits whilst maintaining the same high durability. The single flute design ensures faster dust removal for increased drilling speed with the unique pressed diamond-ground carbide tip allows for aggressive cutting and the carbide tip design also ensures 20% longer life compared to previous Irwin masonry drill bits. The bits are made with a chrome vanadium body with high carbon content which allows more hardening and a stronger bit for maximum rupture strength.Irwin Masonry Drill Bit for Cordless Drills. Specifications:Diameter: 5.5mm.Total length: 95mm.Working Length: 55mm.PTDIRW10501819
AmazonSingle flute design Pressed diamond-ground carbide tip Carbide tip design Chrome vanadium body High durability, Weight: 0.02 pounds, Manufacturer: Stanley Black & Decker
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