SDS Plus Drill Bit - 25mm X 1000mm

This drill bit requires an SDS Plus compatible hammer drill. It will not work with standard drills or drills with different SDS systems.

The SDS Plus drill bit is designed for drilling into concrete, masonry, stone, and brick. It can also be used for drilling through harder materials when appropriate settings are used.

After each use, clean the bit thoroughly to remove dust and debris. Apply a light coating of oil to prevent rust and store it in a dry place.

While it can drill through some softer materials, this bit is primarily designed for masonry and concrete. For wood or metal, specific drill bits designed for those materials would be more effective and prevent damage to this SDS bit.

It means the entire bit has undergone a heat-treatment process to increase its hardness and durability, and the cutting edges have been precisely ground to ensure sharpness and efficiency.

Yes, you can use it in a rotary hammer drill's 'rotation only' mode, but you will not benefit from the percussive action, and drilling will be much slower in masonry or concrete compared to using the hammer function.

Ensure the chuck is clean and free of debris. Rotate the bit slightly as you insert it. Verify the drill is SDS Plus compatible and the chuck is in the correct mode.

Check if the drill bit is properly seated. Ensure the drill hammer function is engaged correctly. Verify the drill bit is not bent or damaged.

Confirm you are using the correct hammer drill settings for the material. Ensure the drill bit flutes are clear of debris. Apply consistent, appropriate pressure without forcing the bit.

This is unlikely with a premium bit under normal use. Ensure you are drilling into appropriate materials and not encountering hidden hard objects like rebar. For concrete, ensure the drill's hammer action is engaged. Re-evaluate drilling pressure.