Drill bit ALPEN 700108100 (A Forged Tool 09084030)

ALPEN drill bit 700108100 (A Forged Tool 09084030) is a precision-made cutting tool designed for rotary drilling in workshop and industrial settings. Supplied as a single forged-design Widia (tungsten carbide) long-life drill bit, it is intended for applications that require high hardness and wear resistance. The bit features an aggressively sharpened tip and precision-milled flutes to support fast penetration and stable drilling in masonry materials when used in compatible hand-held or machine drills.

Advantages

The forged Widia tip provides enhanced hardness and extended service life compared with standard high-speed steel bits. Aggressive tip geometry improves drilling speed and reduces the need for excessive feed force. Precision-milled grooves promote stable chip evacuation and consistent hole quality, while the single-bit supply allows selection of the exact diameter required for the task.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete, natural stone and brick
• Hammer drilling and rotary drilling where a tungsten carbide tip is required
• Workshop and industrial drilling tasks with compatible chucks
• Applications requiring durable, long-life masonry bits

Key specifications

• Material tip: Widia (tungsten carbide)
• Design: forged single drill bit with precision-milled flutes
• Tip geometry: aggressively sharpened for high drilling speed
• Intended use: masonry materials including concrete, natural stone and brick
• Supply: single drill bit (part of a case set that can include diameters from 3.0 mm to 10.0 mm)

How to use

Select a drill and chuck compatible with the shaft of the ALPEN drill bit and secure the bit tightly before operation. For masonry materials, use hammer or rotary hammer mode as appropriate and apply steady, controlled pressure while allowing the bit to do the cutting. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and debris from the hole and avoid prolonged continuous drilling at high load to prevent premature wear of the Widia tip.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when drilling masonry. Match drill speed and feed to the material: lower speeds with firm, consistent pressure for hard natural stone and moderate speeds for softer brick. Replace the bit when tip wear reduces cutting efficiency or hole quality.