Drill America
Drill America SDS3412 3/4" x 12" SDS-Plus Hammer Bit
SDS-Plus hammer bit with carbide tip drills stone and concrete using auto-welded construction and Japanese-manufactured carbide
- Carbide tip resists wear on stone and concrete
- SDS-Plus shank fits SDS-Plus rotary hammers only
- Auto-welded on German and Swiss precision equipment
- Japanese-made carbide tip adds cutting durability
- California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive harm
Drill America SDS3412 Hammer Bit
This SDS-Plus hammer bit is built for professionals and DIY users who drill stone or concrete. The carbide tip resists wear while the steel shank adds toughness for demanding jobs. It fits SDS-Plus rotary hammers and is manufactured on precision German and Swiss equipment with a Japanese carbide tip.
SDS-Plus Shank Compatibility
The bit uses an SDS-Plus shank, so it only works with SDS-Plus drills. Buyers with standard three-jaw chucks or SDS-Max tools cannot use this bit. Verify your drill accepts SDS-Plus accessories before ordering.
California Proposition 65 Notice
This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Handle with appropriate protective equipment and follow safe work practices when drilling masonry materials.
Highlights
- Carbide tip resists wear on stone and concrete
- SDS-Plus shank fits SDS-Plus rotary hammers only
- Auto-welded on German and Swiss precision equipment
- Japanese-made carbide tip adds cutting durability
- California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive harm
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 12 inch overall length mean for reach in a concrete wall?
The 12 inch length gives the bit a longer working reach for deeper holes in stone or concrete when used with an SDS-Plus drill.
How does the SDS-Plus shank affect which drills can run this bit?
The SDS-Plus shank fits only SDS-Plus rotary hammers; it will not lock into standard round-shank or SDS-Max chucks.
What clearance is needed for the 3/4 inch cutting diameter when mounting the bit?
The 3/4 inch carbide tip requires a matching hole size in the workpiece and enough chuck capacity to accept an SDS-Plus shank of that diameter.
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