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Faithfull SDS Plus Drill Bit 13mm OL: 160mm WL: 100mm FAISDS13160

Name: Faithfull SDS Plus Drill Bit 13mm OL: 160mm WL: 100mm FAISDS13160
Brand: FAITHFULL
SKU: FAISDS13160
Price: 7.26 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£7.54~~

Sold by BuyaParcel and 5 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

High-performance tungsten carbide tipped SDS Plus drill bit designed for rotary percussion drilling into hard masonry materials such as concrete, bricks, blocks, marble, and stone. The SDS Plus bits ensure maximum power transmission due to their unique fluted shaft, which prevents wear-related issues and allows for efficient power transfer. This drill bit provides a secure, non-slip grip in SDS Plus chucks, ensuring maximum power transmission during drilling and enabling quick and easy bit changes with a quick-release, keyless chuck system.

Technical specifications

Diameter: 13mm

Overall Length: 160mm

Working Length: 100mm

MPN: FAISDS13160

EAN: 5023969201986

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with SDS Plus chucks

Suitable for use with rotary percussion drills

Installation

Insert the drill bit into an SDS Plus chuck, ensuring it is securely locked in place.

Use the quick-release mechanism for fast and tool-free bit changes.

Usage

Designed for drilling into concrete, bricks, blocks, marble, hard stone, and other hard masonry materials.

Apply steady pressure and operate at appropriate speeds for best results.

Other information

Faithfull SDS Plus Drill Bit 13mm OL 160mm WL 100mm FAISDS13160

Features

Brand
FAITHFULL
Diameter
13 mm
Total length
16 cm
Useful lengh
100 mm
Compatible machine
Rotary hammer
Suitable for
Concrete
Material to Work On
Concrete
Material
Tungsten carbide
Weight
94 g
Bit type
Rotary file
Insertion type
SDS
Sold as a set
No
ManoMano Reference
ME1384136
MMID
432175897894
Product code
FAISDS13160
EAN
5023969201986

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