Irwin SDS Speedhammer Plus Masonry Drill Bit 12mm 600mm
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SDS drill bit designed for drilling into brick, block, masonry, concrete and granite.
Features a single-flute design for efficient dust removal and lower vibrations, with an extra-short drill bit head that takes 80% of the workload.
The bits incorporate tungsten carbide for extra strength and self-centring design for faster drilling.
Total length is 600 mm with a working length of 540 mm.
Features a single-flute design for efficient dust removal and lower vibrations, with an extra-short drill bit head that takes 80% of the workload.
The bits incorporate tungsten carbide for extra strength and self-centring design for faster drilling.
Total length is 600 mm with a working length of 540 mm.
EAN 5709131026044 · Irwin. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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