Milwaukee Concrete Masonry Drill Bit 4mm to 14mm 12 Sizes

Milwaukee Concrete & Masonry Drill Bit – 4mm to 20mm Range

Product Overview:
The Milwaukee Concrete & Masonry Drill Bits are designed for fast, efficient drilling in concrete, stone, brick, and masonry materials. Suitable for use with standard rotary drills and hammer drills, these bits feature a durable carbide tip for long-lasting performance and precision. With sizes ranging from 4mm to 20mm, these drill bits are ideal for a wide variety of installation and fixing jobs across trade and DIY projects.

Milwaukee Concrete Masonry Drill Bit Short to Long 12 Sizes

Quality Diamond Ground Carbide Tip Material

Standard round shank

Suitable Surfaces For Drilling:

• Brick
• Tile
• Ceramic
• Concrete
• Plaster
• Slate
• Aerated Concrete Blocks

Available Drill Bits:

• 4mm x 85mm
• 5mm x 85mm
• 5.5mm x 85mm
• 5,5mm x 150mm
• 6mm x 100mm
• 6mm x 150mm
• 7mm x 100mm
  
• 7mm x 150mm
• 8mm x 120mm
• 8mm x 200mm
• 12mm x 150mm
  
• 14mm x 400mm

Key Features:

• Available in sizes from 4mm to 20mm

• Designed for drilling into masonry, concrete, stone, and brick

• Tungsten carbide tip for superior cutting strength and heat resistance

• Optimised flute design ensures rapid dust removal and clean holes

• Compatible with rotary and percussion drilling modes

• Suitable for cordless and corded drill drivers

Applications:

• Drilling wall plugs and fixings into concrete or blockwork

• Installing conduit, pipe brackets, and rawl plugs

• Anchor fixing holes for shelves, radiators, or external frames

• Electrical, plumbing, and construction work

Specifications:

• Bit Diameter Range: 4mm to 20mm

• Bit Type: Masonry drill bit

• Tip Material: Tungsten carbide

• Drill Type: Suitable for percussion and rotary mode drills

• Shank: Standard round shank (compatible with most chucks)

• Pack Size: Individual bits or sets (dependent on selection)

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Are these bits suitable for hammer drills?
   Yes, they are compatible with both rotary and hammer (percussion) drilling.

2. Can they be used on reinforced concrete?
   They can drill into concrete, but for heavy rebar, SDS-plus or SDS-max bits are recommended.

3. What material is the tip made of?
   The tip is made from tungsten carbide, offering strength and longevity.

4. Are they available in sets?
   Some variations are sold individually, while others may be part of a set, however most users only use a small percentage of sizes so single sizes are the best way to go.

5. Do they fit in a standard drill chuck?
   Yes, they feature a standard cylindrical shank suitable for most 3-jaw chucks.

6. What’s the maximum depth they can drill?
   It depends on the bit length—shorter bits for shallow holes, longer bits available for deeper applications.

7. Are they suitable for tile or porcelain?
   No, these are masonry bits and not ideal for tiles—use tile-specific bits for that purpose.

8. Do they require water cooling?
   No, they are designed for dry drilling with standard percussion drills.

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