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The Timco SDS Plus Hammer Bit (8.0mm x 110mm) is a reliable drilling accessory designed for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who need a robust solution for masonry work. It delivers consistent performance in concrete, brick, and stone, providing excellent durability thanks to its heat-treated steel construction, though its 50mm working length limits its use to shallower drilling applications.
| Model Part Number | PTDTIMSDS8110 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Timco |
No, this bit is designed exclusively for SDS Plus rotary hammer systems and will not fit a standard chuck.
The working length is 50mm, which is the effective depth you can drill into the substrate.
No, this is a masonry bit intended for concrete, brick, and stone. Using it on metal will ruin the carbide tip.
The bit is worn out when the carbide tip loses its sharp cutting edge or the diameter of the drill head becomes smaller than 8.0mm due to abrasion.
Generally, no. Masonry drilling is usually performed dry, and the hammer action is intended to break material, not cut it like a metal drill bit.
Ensure the SDS Plus mechanism is fully engaged and clean the chuck of any trapped stone dust or debris.
Reduce the feed pressure and allow the drill's hammer action to do the work; ensure the hole is clear of dust by periodically pulling the bit out while spinning.
Check the carbide tip for missing segments or wear; replace the bit if the tip has lost its original profile.
To install, simply push the bit into the SDS Plus chuck of your rotary hammer until it clicks into the locked position. Ensure the tool is set to hammer-drill mode for best results. Always inspect the carbide tip for signs of excessive wear or chipping before starting a job to ensure hole accuracy. After use, wipe the bit clean of masonry dust and store it in a dry, organized tool box to prevent premature oxidation. Avoid applying excessive side pressure while drilling, as this can cause the bit to bind or stress the shank connection.
