DeWALT SDS MAX Drill Bit - 25mm x 540mm

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This DeWALT SDS MAX drill bit (DT60825-QZ) is designed for professionals needing to drill anchor, fixing, or clearance holes in tough materials like concrete, masonry, and brick. Its key benefit is enhanced durability and efficient debris removal, leading to faster drilling and longer-lasting performance. A potential caveat is its specific compatibility with SDS MAX drive hammer drills.
| Model Part Number | DT60825-QZ |
|---|---|
| Brand | DeWalt |
The working length of the DeWALT DT60825-QZ drill bit is 400mm.
No, this is an SDS MAX drill bit and requires a hammer drill with an SDS MAX chuck system (Hilti type F, G, or Y) for proper function and safety.
This drill bit is designed for concrete, reinforced concrete, masonry, natural stone, and artificial stone.
The 4-cutter tip helps to create more circular holes, prevents jamming in rebar, and maintains a consistent high drilling speed by efficiently removing debris.
After use, brush away any dust or debris from the flutes and tip. Store in a dry place.
The overall length of the DeWALT DT60825-QZ drill bit is 540mm.
The product information indicates a quantity of 1 pc(s) per pack, but does not specify if a case is included. Please refer to packaging for details.
Ensure the drill bit shank is clean and free of debris. Verify that your hammer drill is indeed an SDS MAX model and that the chuck is fully open before insertion. Try rotating the bit slightly as you push it in.
Check for blockages in the flutes; clear debris. Ensure you are using the correct hammer drill setting and applying consistent pressure. The material being drilled might be exceptionally hard or contain dense rebar, requiring more patience or a sharp bit.
Stop drilling and check if the bit is properly seated in the chuck. Inspect the drill bit for any signs of bending or damage. Ensure the hammer drill itself is functioning correctly.
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