SDS Plus Drill Bit - 26 x 250mm

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This Loops SDS Plus Drill Bit (26mm x 250mm) is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts seeking durable and efficient drilling performance. Its fully hardened and ground construction ensures longevity and smooth results across various materials. A potential caveat is that its specific size might not be suitable for all applications, requiring users to confirm compatibility with their project needs.
| Model Part Number | 26 x 250mm |
|---|---|
| Brand | Loops |
This drill bit is expertly designed for drilling into hard materials such as concrete, brick, stone, and masonry.
Yes, this is an SDS Plus drill bit and requires an SDS Plus compatible rotary hammer drill to function correctly.
Clean the bit after each use to remove debris and store it in a dry place. Inspect it regularly for wear.
This means the bit is made from steel that has undergone a heat treatment to increase its hardness and durability, and its cutting edges have been precisely ground to ensure sharpness and efficiency.
No, this SDS Plus drill bit is specifically designed for masonry and concrete. Using it on wood or metal is not recommended and may damage the bit or the material.
The 250mm length allows you to drill deeper holes, which is crucial for applications requiring deep anchoring or when working with thicker materials.
Insert the bit into the SDS Plus chuck and rotate it slightly until you feel or hear it lock into place. It should feel secure with no play.
Ensure the chuck is clean and free of debris. Verify that your rotary hammer is indeed SDS Plus compatible. Try wiggling the bit slightly as you insert it.
Check if the flutes are clogged with debris and clean them. Ensure you are using the correct hammer drilling mode. The material may be exceptionally hard, or the drill bit may be nearing the end of its lifespan.
This could indicate an issue with the SDS Plus chuck on the hammer drill. Ensure the bit is fully seated and locked. If the problem persists, have the hammer drill chuck inspected.
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