DeWalt Multi Material Drill Bit
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Multi-material drill bit designed for use in wood, masonry and metal.
Features a fully supported carbide head for faster drilling and a non-slip shank to ensure maximum retention in the chuck.
Suitable for both rotary and percussion drilling modes, making it versatile for various applications including drilling near corners and edges.
Overall length 113 mm with a working length of 83 mm.
Weight 10 g.
Features a fully supported carbide head for faster drilling and a non-slip shank to ensure maximum retention in the chuck.
Suitable for both rotary and percussion drilling modes, making it versatile for various applications including drilling near corners and edges.
Overall length 113 mm with a working length of 83 mm.
Weight 10 g.
EAN 5035048066027 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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