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The Timco SDS Plus Hammer Bit is designed for professional contractors and serious DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable, long-reach drilling solution for masonry tasks. Its primary benefit is the high-quality tungsten carbide tip paired with a fully heat-treated steel body, ensuring consistent performance in demanding drilling applications; however, users should note that the 600mm length requires careful handling to prevent bit vibration or walking during the initial start of a hole.
| Model Part Number | SDS10600 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIMCO |
No, this bit is designed exclusively for rotary hammers with an SDS Plus chuck system.
No, this is a masonry bit intended for concrete, brick, and stone. It will not effectively drill through steel or metal.
The bit has a drill diameter of 10.0mm and can penetrate to a depth of 550mm.
The finish may gradually wear during heavy use, but it primarily serves to protect the bit from rust while stored or on the job site.
The bit is already fully heat-treated to resist bending, but always ensure you are not applying excessive side pressure while drilling.
Withdraw the bit frequently while drilling to clear dust build-up and prevent jamming.
Ensure the drill is perpendicular to the wall and check that the chuck is tightened securely.
Verify that your drill is an SDS Plus model; standard Jacobs-style chucks are not compatible.
To install, simply slide the SDS Plus shank into the chuck of your rotary hammer until you hear a click, indicating the locking mechanism is engaged. This bit is strictly compatible with rotary hammers utilizing the SDS Plus chuck system; it will not fit standard drill chucks. To maintain the bit, remove excess concrete dust after each use with a dry brush. Store the bit in a dry environment to ensure the shot blast finish remains intact. If the tip begins to overheat during intensive use, stop periodically to allow it to cool, as excessive heat can eventually degrade the bond between the carbide tip and the steel shaft.
