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Debenhams£7.93Visit shop Loops Unisex Multicolor 15 X 340Mm Sds Max Drill Bit - Fully Hardened & Ground - Masonry Drilling
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The Loops 15mm x 340mm SDS Max Drill Bit is designed for masonry professionals and heavy-duty DIYers who need to perform deep, precision drilling in tough concrete, stone, and brick materials. Its primary benefit is the hardened, ground construction that ensures long-lasting durability and stability during demanding drilling tasks. One key caveat to keep in mind is that it requires an SDS Max hammer drill; it is not compatible with standard drill chucks or SDS Plus systems.
| Model Part Number | 15 x 340mm SDS Max Drill Bit |
|---|---|
| Brand | Loops |
No, this bit is designed specifically for the larger SDS Max chuck system and will not fit an SDS Plus drill.
It is optimized for masonry, concrete, stone, and brick.
No, you do not need liquid coolant, but clearing dust from the hole prevents heat build-up.
While it is made of hardened steel, hitting rebar can damage the tip. It is recommended to avoid contact with embedded metal.
Store in a dry location and apply a light coat of grease to the shank to prevent rust.
Clear out any concrete dust or debris from the SDS Max chuck mechanism and ensure the bit is properly aligned.
Verify that the bit is not bent and is fully seated in the chuck; reduce the hammer speed if drilling through aggregate.
Apply less forward pressure and pull the bit out of the hole periodically to allow for dust extraction.
To ensure optimal performance, insert the bit fully into your SDS Max hammer drill chuck until it clicks into the locked position. Always ensure the SDS Max system is clean of debris before insertion. Compatibility is restricted solely to SDS Max rotary hammers; do not attempt to use adapters for standard drill drivers as this can cause catastrophic failure or injury. After use, inspect the carbide tip for signs of excessive wear. If the bit becomes dusty, wipe it with a clean cloth, and apply a small amount of heavy-duty grease to the shank before storing it to prevent oxidation.
