Westward
Westward 22UV71 2-Cutter Hammer Drill Bit 1/2 in 12 in SDS Plus
1/2-inch carbide-tipped SDS Plus drill bit drills masonry to 10 inches deep with 12-inch overall length
- 1/2 in carbide tip drills masonry fast
- 10 in max depth reaches deep holes
- 12 in overall length clears thick walls
- SDS Plus shank locks into rotary hammers
- Bright uncoated finish resists corrosion buildup
Masonry drill bit for SDS Plus tools
The Westward 22UV71 is a carbide-tipped masonry drill bit built for rotary hammers with an SDS Plus shank. It targets professionals and serious DIY users drilling into concrete, brick or stone. The straight flute design clears dust efficiently during deep-hole work. Bright uncoated finish keeps the cutting edges visible for inspection.
12 in overall length with 10 in maximum drilling
The single specification that decides fit is the 12 in overall length paired with a 10 in maximum drilling depth. Shank diameter is 25/64 in to match SDS Plus chucks. If the hole must go deeper than 10 in or the chuck accepts only a different shank system, this bit will not reach or will not lock.
Comfortably handles anchor holes
The bit comfortably handles anchor holes, rebar pins and through-bolts up to the 10 in depth limit in standard masonry. Beyond that depth the flute cannot evacuate debris and the shank bottoms out in the chuck. It runs out when the job requires longer reach or a different shank interface.
Highlights
- 1/2 in carbide tip drills masonry fast
- 10 in max depth reaches deep holes
- 12 in overall length clears thick walls
- SDS Plus shank locks into rotary hammers
- Bright uncoated finish resists corrosion buildup
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can I actually drill with the 10 in maximum drilling depth on a masonry wall?
The bit is rated for a maximum drilling depth of 10 in, so you can bore holes up to that depth in concrete, brick or block before the flutes fill with dust.
What does the SDS Plus shank mean for compatibility with my rotary hammer?
The SDS Plus shank locks into any rotary hammer that accepts SDS Plus bits, giving a positive drive without a separate chuck key.
Will the 12 in overall length and 25/64 in shank diameter fit through the chuck of my SDS Plus rotary hammer?
Yes, the 12 in overall length and 25/64 in shank diameter match the standard SDS Plus dimensions, so the bit seats fully in the tool's chuck.
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