Bosch SDS Plus Hammer Masonry Drill Bit - 6 x 160mm Alloy Steel - 2 608 831 008
The Bosch SDS Plus drill bit features a 2-cutter drill and an 11-flute design for rapid dust remov...The Bosch SDS Plus drill bit features a 2-cutter drill and an 11-flute design for rapid dust removal and drilling speed, ensuring PGM approval for diameter accuracy. This drill bit offers exceptional durability when working in concrete. Its 4-flute dura design promotes effective dust removal, increasing endurance and preventing heat buildup. Constructed from high-alloy steel with optimized hardening technology, it provides superior wear resistance. Indented cutting edges are made from ideal Bosch-controlled carbide for added resilience. The durable, top-grade carbide head delivers high performance in concrete and concrete with rebar. It boasts a strong, break-resistant flute for fast dust removal and a highly durable tungsten carbide tip for a long lifetime and good wear resistance. The centering tip ensures a precise drilling start and maintains good guidance within the drilled hole.
This guide is for anyone using the Bosch SDS Plus Hammer Masonry Drill Bit, designed for efficient and precise drilling in concrete. The primary benefit is its exceptional durability and rapid dust removal, leading to faster drilling and longer bit life. Keep in mind that optimal performance is achieved when used with a rotary hammer drill. This guide will provide you with all the information you need to effectively use and maintain your Bosch SDS Plus drill bit.
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Model Part Number
2 608 831 008
Brand
Bosch
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FAQs
What type of drill is this bit compatible with?
This drill bit is compatible with rotary hammer drills that use an SDS Plus chuck system.
What materials can this drill bit be used on?
This drill bit is designed for use in concrete and concrete with rebar.
How do I install the drill bit?
Insert the SDS Plus shank into the chuck of your rotary hammer drill. Make sure it is securely locked.
How can I extend the life of my drill bit?
Avoid applying excessive force. Allow the drill bit to do the work, and periodically remove the bit to clear out debris and prevent overheating.
What does PGM approval mean?
PGM approval ensures that the drill bit meets the required standards for diameter accuracy.
How do I clean the drill bit?
Use a brush or compressed air to remove debris after each use. Store it in a clean, dry environment.
What is the benefit of the centering tip?
The centering tip ensures a precise drilling start and helps maintain good guidance within the drilled hole.
Troubleshooting
Drill bit is not drilling efficiently.
Check the drill bit for wear and tear. If the carbide tip is damaged, replace the bit. Ensure the drill is set to hammer mode and that you are using the correct speed for the material.
Drill bit gets stuck in the hole.
Clear the debris from the hole. You might need to withdraw the bit and clean the flutes to allow for better dust removal. Ensure that you are not applying too much pressure.
Drill bit is overheating.
Reduce the drilling speed and allow the bit to cool. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear out debris and improve airflow. If the issue persists, consider using a drilling lubricant.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Exceptional durability for extended use in concrete.
Rapid dust removal due to the 4-flute dura design, which increases endurance.
Precise drilling start and guidance with the centering tip.
Wear-resistant carbide head for a long lifespan.
Designed specifically for rotary hammer drills
Cons
Requires a rotary hammer drill, not compatible with standard drills.
May be prone to wear and tear if used on materials other than those intended.
The 6mm diameter may not be suitable for all drilling needs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This drill bit is specifically designed for use with rotary hammer drills that have an SDS Plus chuck.
Installation: Insert the SDS Plus shank into the chuck of your rotary hammer drill. Ensure it is securely locked.
Drilling: Apply steady, even pressure while drilling. Let the drill bit do the work.
Care:
Avoid excessive force, which can damage the bit.
When drilling, periodically retract the bit to clear dust and debris.
Store the drill bit in a clean, dry place to prevent rust and damage.