Irwin Masonry Drill Bit 18mm 160mm
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Masonry drill bit designed for fast drilling in brickwork, concrete and breeze block.
Features a single flute design for faster dust removal, pressed diamond-ground carbide tip for aggressive cutting, and chrome vanadium body with high carbon content for maximum rupture strength.
Total length 160mm with working length of 80mm.
Weight 192g.
Supplied dimensions 23 x 23 x 179mm.
Features a single flute design for faster dust removal, pressed diamond-ground carbide tip for aggressive cutting, and chrome vanadium body with high carbon content for maximum rupture strength.
Total length 160mm with working length of 80mm.
Weight 192g.
Supplied dimensions 23 x 23 x 179mm.
EAN 5709131004158 · Irwin. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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