ARTU USA INC
ARTU USA INC 01266 SDS Plus Drill Bit 9/16" x 6.000"L
SDS Plus drill bit with a 9/16 inch diameter and 6 inch overall length for concrete drilling
- SDS Plus shank fits rotary hammers directly
- 9/16 inch diameter bores large anchor holes
- 6 inch overall length reaches deep embedments
- 4 inch drilling depth clears thick concrete
- CrV steel resists wear in hard aggregate
Purpose and fit
The ARTU 01266 SDS Plus drill bit is made for rotary hammers that accept an SDS Plus shank. It targets professionals and serious DIY users who need a 9/16 inch diameter hole with a maximum drilling depth of four inches.
Build and connection
The bit uses a CrV steel body and a 1/2 inch shank diameter that locks into the SDS Plus chuck without tools. The six inch overall length keeps the working portion clear of the chuck while the flute clears dust during deep drilling.
Heat, noise and power
CrV construction resists heat buildup when the hammer runs at normal load, so the tip stays sharp longer. The SDS Plus interface transmits impact energy directly, reducing vibration felt at the handle and lowering the power the tool must draw to maintain speed.
Highlights
- SDS Plus shank fits rotary hammers directly
- 9/16 inch diameter bores large anchor holes
- 6 inch overall length reaches deep embedments
- 4 inch drilling depth clears thick concrete
- CrV steel resists wear in hard aggregate
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the SDS Plus shank cap in practice?
The SDS Plus shank fits SDS Plus rotary hammers and caps at the 1/2 in shank diameter, giving a secure lock for hammer drilling in masonry.
What physical clearance does the 9/16 in bit with 6 in overall length need to fit or mount?
It needs a chuck that accepts SDS Plus shanks, 1/2 in shank diameter clearance, and at least 6 in of spindle depth plus 4 in of drilling depth for the workpiece.
How is this bit installed, and what step do people get wrong?
Insert the SDS Plus shank until it clicks into the rotary hammer chuck; the step people miss is failing to seat it fully so the bit slips under hammer action.
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