SDS Carbide Masonry/Concrete Core Drill Bit 2.75" x 6"- Used for Concrete, Masonry, Brick, with Rotary Hammer Drill

Features of SDS Carbide Masonry/Concrete Core Drill Bit 2.75" x 6"- Used for Concrete, Masonry, Brick, with Rotary Hammer Drill

Heleta's thick walled Carbide Tipped Masonry Core Bits are ideal for large hole drilling through concrete (not recommended for steel) and masonry using a Rotary Hammer Drill. Our carbide tipped core bits are widely used by plumbing, electrical and mechanical contractors in applications such as drilling for railing installations, through wall drilling for electrical conduit, plumbing and sanitary pipe and relocating anchors using chemical anchoring systems or grout-in-place anchors. Specialty applications include pest control as well as rigging and firestop systems. Reusable shanks for SDS-Plus, SDS-Max and Spline hammer drills are available separately. No reason to buy another shank with each core bit like some other integrated designs.

1.)
Arbor: 22mm
Diameter: 2-3/4"
Disc Type:
Grit:
Length:
Machine: Rotary Hammer Drill
Material: Carbide
Max RPM:
Shank: SDS Plus, SDS Max, and Spline available. Shank and Pilot Bit Sold Separately
Tooth Count:
Use: Concrete, Masonry, Brick;
2.) WARNING!
To prevent serious injury: Wear eye, face & body protection. Do not drop. Mount wheel & use wheel properly per ANSI B7.1 OSHA. Use guards.;
3.) Shipping & Shipping Charges
Combined orders within the continental US will be charged a flat rate of $8 (Ground Shipping Only).
Heleta reserves the rights to choose the final delivery method. We ship most orders the same day if they're received before 12:00 noon CST.;
4.) Returns & Refunds
Heleta will refund the entire purchase price for any UNUSED item within 30 days of the original purchase date. No questions asked. To return a unused item, please ship the item back to us with a copy of your receipt. We will then credit you back using the same method of the original purchase. The customer will be responsible for all shipping fees unless the mistake was on the part of Heleta.;