Carbide SDS Max Bit

Concrete Bit

USES
• The SDS-Max concrete bit has a carbide tip and is used for drilling holes in concrete.
• The shorter bits, such as the 3/8” x 13” SDS-Max concrete bit, are primarily used to drill holes for the installation of concrete fasteners.
• The longer SDS-Max concrete bits are used to drill through holes for running electrical conduit or other type of pipes.

SDS-Max
• The SDS-Max concrete bit is designed specifically for larger hammer drills that use the quick disconnect chuck that accepts the SDS-Max style shank.
• Many of the large Hilti combo hammer drills utilize the SDS-Max style for the shanks of their drill bits.
• The shank of the SDS-Max concrete bit is approximately 3/4” in diameter, which is much larger than the smaller SDS bits that are approximately 3/8” in diameter.

Chuck Style
• The SDS-Max concrete bits have groove cut into the shank that allows the bit to move in the chuck to provide extra strength for rotation.
• The grooves allow for a more powerful hammering and rotation motion, which results in faster drilling speed and efficient dust removal.
• Special fluting of the SDS-Max concrete bit provides for increased dust removal, which permits faster drill speed.

SIZES
• Ranging in diameters from 3/8” to 2” and in lengths from 13” to 36”, there is a SDS-Max concrete bit available to meet a wide range of drilling requirements.
• The designated length of the SDS-Max concrete bit is an overall length measured from end to end.
• The drilling depth is 6” to 7” less than the overall length, and is measured as flute length of the shank of the SDS-Max concrete bit.