SDS carbide bit are made from premium quality steel and carbide. SDS bits is attached to the electro-pneumatic hammer drill and it's being used to attach a fixture to cured concrete. The SDS bits are made of 5 parts: shank, land, flutes, head, carbide tip. The shank has two sets of grooves that fit into the hammer drill collar. The land is the raised portion of the spiral. The flute can remove the dust as the hole is being drilled. The last two parts are used to break up the concrete.

SDS carbide bit is made of five parts: shank, land, flutes, head, carbide tip.

There are two sets of grooves in the shank of SDS carbide bit.

Feature:

• The SDS bit should be used with a hammer drill.
• The SDS bit is used to drill holes into concrete, brick or block for the installation of a concrete fastener or to drill holes to create a path for installing wiring and plumbing.
• We should support the weight of the hammer drill when using an SDS carbide drill bit to drill into a wall.
• Don't drill a hole deeper than the intended drilling depth of the bit
• The SDS bit is widely used when drilling into concrete.

Installation:

1. Insert the SDS bit into the end of the hammer drill, hold the bit in place by twisting the chuck of the drill, locking the bit in the collar.
2. The SDS bit is not held fixedly, but it can move up and down like a piston.
3. The slot accept the two ball bearings and will remain chucked until disengaged by the user.

Application:
SDS carbide bit is made from steel and carbide, it's very hard. It's attached to the hammer drill to drill holes in concrete, brick or block base material.

The quality of SDS carbide bit is very good.

SDS carbide bit is used with hammer drill to drill holes in concrete, brick or block base material.

Specification:

• Material: steel and carbide.