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The CK Tools SDS Concrete Drill Bit (7x48x110mm) is an essential high-performance accessory for professional contractors and dedicated DIY enthusiasts who require reliable drilling precision in masonry and concrete. Its primary benefit lies in the combination of a tungsten carbide tip and vacuum-brazed construction, which provides exceptional longevity; however, users should note it is specifically engineered for SDS-plus chuck systems and will not fit standard rotary drill chucks.
| Model Part Number | T3120 0711 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CK Tools |
No, this bit is designed exclusively for SDS-plus systems and requires a specific SDS-plus compatible hammer drill chuck.
No, this bit is specifically geometry-optimized for masonry and concrete. It will not perform effectively on wood and may damage the material.
The bit has a total length of 110mm, with an active drilling depth of approximately 48mm.
It is intended for concrete, brick, block, and natural stone.
The tungsten carbide tip is designed to retain its edge for a long time. Attempting to sharpen it manually is generally not recommended as it may damage the geometry.
Ensure the shank is clean of debris and lightly grease the end of the SDS-plus shank with a small amount of machine lubricant.
Check the carbide tip for signs of excessive wear or dulling; if the tip is smooth, replace the bit. Also, verify that the drill is set to hammer mode.
Ensure the flutes are cleared by occasionally pulling the bit partially out while the drill is still running to eject dust buildup.
To use this drill bit, simply insert the shank into an SDS-plus compatible rotary hammer drill until it clicks into the locked position. Before starting, ensure your drill is set to 'hammer' mode for concrete work. For care and maintenance, avoid overheating the bit by using short, controlled drilling intervals if working on particularly dense aggregate. After use, inspect the carbide tip for wear or fractures. Clean away any concrete dust from the flutes using a wire brush and store the bit in a dry place to prevent shank corrosion. Always use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and a dust mask, when drilling into masonry.
