Drill bit ALPEN 09083840 (MPN 100905100) for general drilling — forged tool

ALPEN drill bit 09083840 is a forged, single-piece tool designed for general-purpose drilling where a robust construction and OEM identification are required. The bit is intended for use in metalworking, construction and maintenance tasks and is supplied as an individual unit. Its forged design delivers mechanical strength and durability for repetitive drilling operations.

Advantages

The forged construction provides increased resistance to breakage and deformation compared with cast or welded designs. The geometry includes very sharp cutting edges and a hard metal plate at the tip, improving performance in metals while maintaining effectiveness in masonry and other common materials. A stepped profile assists debris removal when drilling in masonry and concrete, helping to maintain drilling speed and reduce clogging.

Suitable for

• General metalworking tasks requiring a durable drill bit
• Construction and maintenance drilling in masonry and concrete
• Rotary drilling operations in wood and plastic where a robust forged bit is preferred

Key specifications

• Tool type: forged single drill bit for general drilling
• Tip: hard metal plate with sharp cutting edges suitable for metal
• Profile: stepped profile for improved debris removal in masonry and concrete
• Intended applications: metalworking, masonry, concrete, wood and plastic

How to use

Secure the drill bit in a compatible drill chuck or holder according to the machine manufacturer's instructions. Use appropriate rotation speed and feed pressure for the material being drilled; reduce speed for metals and increase for softer materials where appropriate. Apply steady pressure and allow the bit to cut without excessive force. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear debris when drilling deep holes in masonry or concrete.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection) and select drill speeds and cooling/lubrication suited to the work material. Inspect the bit before use for signs of wear or damage and replace if cutting performance is reduced.