Drill bit for concrete Abraboro SDS-Plus 10 x 150/210 mm, 3-cutter

Abraboro SDS-Plus drill bit for concrete, diameter 10 mm with a working length of 150 mm and total length 210 mm. The bit features a 3-cutter tip geometry designed for efficient and stable drilling in masonry and concrete when used with rotary hammer drills that accept SDS-Plus shanks. It is intended for creating anchor holes, installation openings and general construction drilling tasks requiring reliable concrete penetration.

Advantages

The three-cutter tip provides improved centring and faster material removal compared with two-cutter designs, reducing walking at drill start. Hardened carbide cutting edges increase wear resistance and extend service life when used under normal construction conditions. The SDS-Plus shank ensures secure tool retention and quick bit changes in compatible rotary hammer drills. Balanced flute geometry promotes efficient dust evacuation to maintain drilling speed and reduce heat build-up.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and bolt holes in concrete and reinforced concrete
• Creating installation openings for pipes and conduits in masonry
• General construction and renovation drilling tasks
• Work with SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills in hammer and rotary-hammer modes

Key specifications

• Diameter: 10 mm
• Working length: 150 mm
• Total length: 210 mm
• Tip: 3-cutter carbide tip geometry
• Shank type: SDS-Plus
• Material suitability: masonry, concrete, reinforced concrete

How to use

Install the Abraboro SDS-Plus bit into a rotary hammer drill with an SDS-Plus chuck until it locks securely. Select the appropriate drill mode—hammer or rotary-hammer—depending on material hardness. Begin drilling at low speed to establish the hole, then apply steady pressure and allow the tool’s percussion action to advance the bit. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust from the hole and improve cooling; for deep or long holes, repeat this clearing more often. Follow the rotary hammer manufacturer’s instructions for safe operation and wear appropriate eye, hearing and respiratory protection.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use the bit with a rotary hammer drill matched to the bit diameter and application. Replace the bit if carbide edges show significant wear or chipping. When drilling reinforced concrete, use controlled feed pressure and ensure regular extraction to clear debris and avoid overheating.