Irwin SDS Speedhammer Plus Masonry Drill Bit 19mm 300mm
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SDS drill bit for percussion drilling into brick, block, masonry, concrete and granite.
Diameter 19.0 mm, total length 300 mm, working length 240 mm.
Features a single flute design for dust removal and reduced vibration.
The drill bit head is designed to bear the workload.
Tungsten carbide construction.
Self-centring tip for faster drilling start.
Diameter 19.0 mm, total length 300 mm, working length 240 mm.
Features a single flute design for dust removal and reduced vibration.
The drill bit head is designed to bear the workload.
Tungsten carbide construction.
Self-centring tip for faster drilling start.
EAN 5709131029205 · Irwin. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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