Dewalt SDS+ Drill Bit-6mm X 95mm X 160mm

Diameter: 6 mm; flute/bit length: 95 mm; overall length: 160 mm; SDS+ shank for secure grip; tungsten carbide tip; 135° chisel point for easier penetration.

SDS+ provides a secure, wobble‑free connection with compatible hammer drills, allowing efficient energy transfer, better control, and reduced bit slipping during hard material drilling.

This bit is designed for SDS+ hammer drills. It may not fit non‑SDS chucks, so use it with drills that accept SDS+ bits for proper performance.

It's intended for heavy‑duty drilling in concrete and masonry, making it suitable for anchoring, electrical or plumbing installations, and other construction tasks in hard materials.

Insert the bit into an SDS+ chuck until fully seated, then gradually apply steady pressure while drilling. Use appropriate PPE, avoid side loading, and let the drill do the work to prevent bit wear or damage.

The bit features a fold‑n‑go design that facilitates compact storage and easy transport when not in use.

Keep drilling cool by using appropriate speeds and light to moderate pressure, clean after use, inspect for wear or chips, and avoid overheating to preserve the tungsten carbide tip and steel body.

On Fepy, you can compare against other 6 mm SDS+ bits like Bosch and Makita variants. For example, Bosch SDS+ Drill Bit 6 mm 95 mm 160 mm: https://fepy.com/product/bosch-sds-plus-drill-bit-6mm-95mm-160mm and Makita SDS+ Drill Bit 6 mm 95 mm 160 mm: https://fepy.com/product/makita-sds-plus-drill-bit-6mm-95mm-160mm. Milwaukee options are also available: https://fepy.com/product/milwaukee-sds-plus-drill-bit-6mm-95mm-160mm.

Choose 6 mm when you need a precise hole size and control in concrete or masonry for anchors or fasteners. If you need deeper holes or larger penetration, consider longer or larger diameter SDS+ bits designed for those depths and materials.

Ideal for anchoring walls, running electrical conduits, plumbing lines, mounting fixtures, and other installations where precise 6 mm holes in concrete or masonry are required.

Stop applying force, pause to allow cooling, and retract slowly. Check that the drill is set to appropriate speed, ensure the bit is properly seated in an SDS+ chuck, and remove debris from the hole before resuming.