Century Drill & Tool
Century Drill & Tool 83701 Sonic SDS Max Drill Bits Multi-Cutter
SDS Max drill bits with multi-cutter tips that crush concrete 20 times faster than standard masonry bits while minimising vibration and including wear indicators for anchoring safety
- Prevents seizing in reinforced concrete with multi-cutter tip
- Drills 20 times faster than standard masonry bits
- Minimises vibration and protects carbide via reinforced crushing tips
- Ensures accurate holes with self-centering crushing point
- Wear mark indicators show when bits are unsafe for anchoring
Sonic SDS Max Drill Bits
Century Drill & Tool 83701 Sonic SDS Max Drill Bits With Multi-Cutter are built for professionals drilling into reinforced concrete. The multi-cutter tip prevents the bit from seizing when it encounters rebar. Wear mark indicators on each bit show when the bit is no longer safe for anchoring work.
Sustained drilling performance
Reinforced crushing tips minimize vibration and protect the carbide from breakage during extended use. The design crushes material 20X faster than standard masonry drills, maintaining speed under continuous load. Reduced vibration helps preserve both the tool and the operator over long sessions.
Upgrade from standard masonry bits
These bits replace conventional masonry drills that seize in reinforced concrete and lack wear indicators. The jump is worth it when anchoring safety requires visible wear limits and when vibration fatigue slows down the job. Standard bits without reinforced tips cannot match the durability or the crushing speed.
Highlights
- Prevents seizing in reinforced concrete with multi-cutter tip
- Drills 20 times faster than standard masonry bits
- Minimises vibration and protects carbide via reinforced crushing tips
- Ensures accurate holes with self-centering crushing point
- Wear mark indicators show when bits are unsafe for anchoring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much vibration does the Sonic SDS Max 83701 produce during extended drilling in reinforced concrete?
Reinforced crushing tips on the multi-cutter design minimise vibration while the bit crushes through reinforced concrete, helping reduce operator fatigue during all-day use.
What rotary hammer connection does the 83701 require to operate?
The bits use an SDS Max shank, so they need a rotary hammer or combi drill equipped with an SDS Max chuck to lock in and drive the multi-cutter tips.
Will the 83701 multi-cutter tips stay sharp enough for anchor work after heavy use on older concrete?
Wear mark indicators on each bit show when the crushing tips are no longer safe for anchoring jobs, letting you retire a bit before it compromises holding strength.
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