Westward
Westward 22UW60 4-Cutter SDS Max Hammer Drill Bit 3/4 in x 22-1/2 in
Carbide-tipped SDS Max drill bit with four cutters for 3/4-inch holes up to 20 inches deep
- 4-cutter carbide tip drills faster in concrete
- 20 in maximum drilling depth reaches deep holes
- 22-1/2 in overall length suits long-reach tasks
- SDS Max shank fits rotary hammer drills
- Bright uncoated finish resists corrosion without coating wear
SDS Max 4-Cutter Bit for Heavy Concrete
The Westward 22UW60 is a carbide-tipped SDS Max hammer drill bit built for professionals drilling deep holes in reinforced concrete. Its 3/4 inch diameter and 22-1/2 inch overall length suit demanding structural and mechanical installations.
4-Cutter Carbide Head and SDS Max Shank
The four-cutter carbide geometry resists binding when hitting rebar and maintains hole accuracy over long runs. A 45/64 inch shank diameter locks positively into SDS Max rotary hammers, transferring full impact energy without slippage during extended use.
Replaces Worn Single-Cutter Bits on Deep Holes
Upgrading from a single-cutter bit cuts vibration and reduces the chance of the bit jamming at the 20 inch maximum drilling depth. The jump is worth it when hole straightness and bit life outweigh the higher upfront cost.
Highlights
- 4-cutter carbide tip drills faster in concrete
- 20 in maximum drilling depth reaches deep holes
- 22-1/2 in overall length suits long-reach tasks
- SDS Max shank fits rotary hammer drills
- Bright uncoated finish resists corrosion without coating wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drilling depth does the SDS Max shank support on this bit?
The SDS Max shank on this Westward 22UW60 bit supports a maximum drilling depth of 20 in.
What are the overall length and shank diameter that determine whether this bit fits my rotary hammer?
This bit has an overall length of 22 1/2 in and a shank diameter of 45/64 in for SDS Max compatibility.
How do I install this SDS Max bit correctly, and what step is often missed?
Insert the bit into the SDS Max chuck until it clicks, then pull back firmly to confirm it is locked; the missed step is skipping the pull-back check.
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