Makita D-00614 SDS-Plus Hammer Drill Bit 12 x 100 / 160mm

12 mm diameter allows for moderately large holes in concrete and masonry. 160 mm length gives extended reach for deeper holes. The SDS-Plus shank enables quick, secure bit changes with compatible hammer drills, improving efficiency and tool performance.

SDS-Plus shanks lock into dedicated hammer drills for a secure, swing-free connection, enabling efficient energy transfer, faster bit changes, reduced bit slippage, and better debris removal during high-impact drilling.

This bit is designed for concrete, masonry, brick, and similar tough building materials. It’s suitable for deep holes where robust performance and clean holes are required.

To install, insert the bit into the SDS-Plus chuck until it clicks securely into place. To remove, pull back the chuck collar (or follow your tool’s SDS-Plus release mechanism) and gently pull the bit out. Always ensure the tool is off and unplugged before changing bits.

Use the correct drill speed for masonry, apply steady, moderate pressure without forcing the bit, allow for cooling breaks on long holes, and avoid overheating. Keep the bit clean and free of debris to minimize wear on the carbide tip.

Yes, it’s designed for SDS-Plus hammer drills. Compatibility can vary by tool model, so confirm your drill accepts standard SDS-Plus bits and that the chuck and hammer mechanism support this size and length.

Compared to the 12 x 110mm variant, the 12 x 160mm offers a longer reach for deeper holes, with similar carbide tip durability and SDS-Plus performance. Compared to the 12 x 200mm variant, the 160mm version is shorter, lighter, and typically more maneuverable for mid-depth holes. See also: Makita D-00613 SDS-Plus Bit 12 x 110mm (https://fepy.com/product/makita-d-00613-sds-plus-bit-12x110mm) and Makita D-00615 SDS-Plus Bit 12 x 200mm (https://fepy.com/product/makita-d-00615-sds-plus-bit-12x200mm).

Deep drilling with a 160 mm bit is ideal for anchor holes, rebar-free injection locations, and pass-through holes in walls or concrete floors where longer drill reach reduces the need for bit repositions.

Yes. Wear eye protection, hearing protection if using loud hammer action, gloves for grip, and a dust mask if drilling in dusty materials. Secure the workpiece, maintain two hands on the drill, and avoid loose clothing that could be caught by rotating parts.

Yes. If you need different hole sizes or depths, you can explore other Makita SDS-Plus options on Fepy.com, such as the 12 x 110mm and 12 x 200mm variants, to match your project requirements. For reference: Makita D-00613 12 x 110mm (https://fepy.com/product/makita-d-00613-sds-plus-bit-12x110mm) and Makita D-00615 12 x 200mm (https://fepy.com/product/makita-d-00615-sds-plus-bit-12x200mm).