Designed for use with SDS Plus rotary or percussion drills. This high-quality set includes 12mm, 1...Designed for use with SDS Plus rotary or percussion drills. This high-quality set includes 12mm, 16mm and 24mm bits, providing versatility for drilling into brick, stone, concrete, and other masonry surfaces. The 1000mm long bits feature a two-flute helix for cleaner, faster drilling and rapid dust removal. A Tungsten carbide tip ensures a longer lifespan. This set is ideal for a range of standard drilling applications and is suitable for use with SDS Plus rotary or percussion drills.
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This guide is for users of the Silverline Toolpak SDS Plus Drill Bit Set. This set provides versatility for drilling into masonry surfaces with its range of bit sizes and long reach. Note that these bits are designed for use with SDS Plus rotary or percussion drills only.
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Model Part Number
125628
Brand
Silverline
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FAQs
What materials can these drill bits be used on?
These drill bits are designed for use with brick, stone, concrete, and other masonry surfaces.
Are these bits suitable for drilling into metal or wood?
No, these bits are specifically designed for masonry and are not suitable for metal or wood.
How do I install the drill bit?
Insert the bit into the SDS Plus chuck and secure it by pulling back on the chuck sleeve and releasing.
What is the purpose of the two-flute helix design?
The two-flute helix design allows for cleaner, faster drilling and rapid dust removal.
How long are the drill bits?
The drill bits are 1000mm long.
What type of drill is required?
These bits are designed for use with SDS Plus rotary or percussion drills.
How should I store the drill bits?
Store the bits in a dry place to prevent rust. Clean them after use to remove debris.
What should I do if the drill bit gets stuck?
Reduce pressure and speed, and use the reverse function to remove the bit. Make sure the hole is clear of debris.
Troubleshooting
Bit is not drilling effectively.
Check if the bit is compatible with the material. Ensure the drill is set to the correct mode (percussion for masonry). Inspect the bit for damage or wear.
Bit gets stuck in the material.
Reduce pressure and speed. Use the reverse function to remove the bit. Ensure the hole is clear of debris.
Drill bit overheating.
Reduce drilling speed. Allow the bit to cool down periodically. Ensure proper dust removal.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile bit sizes for various applications.
Long 1000mm length for extended reach.
Durable tungsten carbide tip for longevity.
Efficient drilling with a two-flute helix design.
Suitable for a wide range of masonry materials.
Cons
Limited to use with SDS Plus drills only.
Not suitable for drilling into metal or wood.
May require more effort when drilling through very hard materials.
Requires proper drill speed and pressure for optimal performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure your drill is an SDS Plus rotary or percussion drill. These bits are not compatible with other drill types.
Bit Selection: Choose the correct bit size for your application.
Installation: Insert the bit into the SDS Plus chuck and secure it.
Drilling Technique: Apply steady pressure and maintain a consistent speed. Avoid forcing the bit.
Care: After use, clean the bits to remove debris. Store the bits in a dry place to prevent rust. Check the bits for wear and tear before each use.