Description

INGCO S-MP-CHARAB-ML393 Bit Set(S-MP-CHARAB-ML393)

product details:

A masonry drill bit set is a collection of drill bits specifically designed for drilling holes in hard, brittle materials like concrete, brick, stone, and tile. These bits are engineered to withstand the impact and wear associated with drilling into tough materials, ensuring clean and efficient hole creation.

Key Components:

• Material: Masonry drill bits are typically made from carbide, an extremely hard and wear-resistant material. This allows them to penetrate masonry without excessive wear or breakage.
• • • Fluted Point: Sharp central point that initiates the hole and breaks through the material’s surface.
    • Cutting Edges: Hardened edges around the outside of the tip that grind and remove material as the bit rotates.
    • Brazed Shoulders: Reinforced area around the tip where the carbide insert is brazed onto the steel shank for added strength and durability.
      Masonry drill bit tip

      Tip Design: Unlike standard twist drill bits, masonry bits have a specialized tip geometry. The cylindrical part of the bit that fits into the drill chuck. Masonry drill bits typically have a round shank, but some may have a special shank design for compatibility with rotary hammers or hammer drills.

Types of Masonry Drill Bits:

• Standard Masonry Drill Bits: The most common type, suitable for general-purpose drilling in concrete, brick, and block.
• Hammer Drill Bits: Designed for use with rotary hammers or hammer drills. These bits have a special shank design that allows them to handle the hammering action of the drill for faster penetration in tough materials.
• SDS Plus and SDS Max: These are specific shank designs for hammer drill bits. SDS Plus is commonly used for lighter-duty hammer drills, while SDS Max is for heavier-duty applications.
• Specialty Masonry Bits: Some sets may include specialty bits for specific tasks, such as:
  • Hole Saws: For creating large diameter holes in masonry.
  • Core Bits: For extracting cylindrical cores of material for testing or sampling.
  • Tuck Point Bits: Designed for cleaning out mortar joints between bricks or stones.