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Westward 22UV87 2-Cutter SDS Plus Hammer Drill Bit 7/8 in x 12 in
A 7/8 inch carbide-tipped masonry bit with an SDS Plus shank, 12 inches overall and a 10 inch drilling depth
- 7/8 inch carbide tip drills masonry fast
- 12 inch overall length reaches deep holes
- 10 inch maximum drilling depth handles thick material
- SDS Plus shank fits rotary hammer drills
- Bright uncoated finish resists corrosion in use
Westward 22UV87 SDS Plus Bit
The Westward 22UV87 is a 2-cutter hammer drill bit built for masonry work. It fits SDS Plus rotary hammers and targets installers drilling anchor or through holes in concrete, brick or block.
Check shank fit and hole depth first
Verify your rotary hammer accepts SDS Plus shanks before ordering. The bit has a 25/64 in shank diameter, 12 in overall length and a maximum drilling depth of 10 in, so confirm the tool chuck and the required hole depth match these figures.
Carbide tip holds up in sustained drilling
The uncoated carbide tip resists heat buildup during extended runs in hard masonry. The 2-cutter geometry clears dust steadily, letting the bit maintain cutting speed over the full 10 in depth without the slowdown common in short bursts.
Highlights
- 7/8 inch carbide tip drills masonry fast
- 12 inch overall length reaches deep holes
- 10 inch maximum drilling depth handles thick material
- SDS Plus shank fits rotary hammer drills
- Bright uncoated finish resists corrosion in use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 7/8 inch carbide-tipped bit come alone or with any accessories in the box?
The package contains the single 22UV87 SDS Plus hammer drill bit. No extra cutters, adapters or cases are included.
How do I decide between the 7/8 inch diameter and other sizes for my masonry work?
Choose the 7/8 inch bit when the anchor or fastener spec calls for that exact hole size; match the 12 inch overall length and 10 inch maximum drilling depth to the embedment you need.
What does the 10 inch maximum drilling depth mean when I am drilling into concrete?
You can drill a hole up to 10 inches deep in concrete or masonry before the flutes run out of clearance; the 12 inch overall length leaves the SDS Plus shank engaged in the chuck.
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