Bosch S3 SDS Plus Drill Bit 14 x 260mm

Diameter: 14 mm; Length: 260 mm; Shank: SDS Plus; Tip: carbide with precision ground geometry; optimized for drilling into concrete and masonry; designed for long life and reliable performance in heavy‑duty tasks.

Best suited for concrete, masonry and brick. It’s designed to handle tough construction and renovation tasks that require deep, clean holes.

The SDS Plus shank provides secure, quick bit changes and efficient power transfer from your hammer drill, reducing bit slippage and improving overall drilling control.

The carbide tip is precision ground with multi‑cutting edges, enabling faster penetration, longer tool life and cleaner holes with less effort.

Insert the bit into a compatible SDS Plus chuck, ensure it locks securely, and use hammer mode with steady pressure. Do not force the bit and keep the drill aligned with the drilling surface.

Maintain a steady, moderate pace and pressure, drill at the recommended RPM range, avoid overheating by pausing if needed, keep the bit cool and clear of debris, and use the correct drilling mode for concrete and masonry.

Wear eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Secure the workpiece, keep hands away from the drill bit, power off before changing bits, inspect for damage, and use a dust mask in dusty environments.

Anchoring threads into concrete walls, drilling deep holes for electrical or plumbing installations, and performing heavy‑duty holes in new build or renovation projects where robust performance is required.

For nearby alternatives on Fepy.com, you can consider similar Bosch S3 bits such as 14 x 300 mm, 16 x 260 mm, and 14 x 430 mm. Example links (subject to availability): - https://fepy.com/product/bosch-sds-plus-drill-bit-14x300 - https://fepy.com/product/bosch-sds-plus-drill-bit-16x260 - https://fepy.com/product/bosch-sds-plus-drill-bit-14x430 These options share the SDS Plus compatibility and carbide tip design, with different lengths and diameters to suit your project needs.

Count the required hole depth and consider wall material. Longer bits reach deeper depths but require stable drilling and sufficient drill power to avoid binding. If you don’t need deep holes, a shorter bit can offer cleaner holes and faster cycles.

Keep the bit clean and dry after use, prevent overheating by pausing during long drilling tasks, store in a dry place, and avoid dropping or banging the bit. Carbide tips resist wear, but sharpness should be maintained by using appropriate feed pressure and keeping drill speed within the recommended range.