Drill Bit A Forged Tool 09083835 100805100 Alpen-Maykestag

Alpen Multi-purpose hexagonal drill bits case, 5 pieces. The set includes hexagonal-shank drill bits designed for versatile drilling tasks across different materials. Each bit features super-sharp cutting edges and a patented four-edged tip that improves dust extraction when drilling into masonry or concrete. The bits are compatible with 1/4" hex chucks and are suitable for tile, ceramics, marble, concrete, metal, wood and plastic.

Advantages

The forged construction of these Alpen drill bits provides high durability and resistance to wear, while the super-sharp edges enable precise and efficient drilling. The patented four-edged tip reduces clogging by helping remove wall or cement dust from the hole, improving drilling speed and consistency. The hexagonal 1/4" shank ensures secure grip in quick-change chucks and impact drivers.

Suitable for

• Drilling tiles and ceramics
• Drilling marble and stone-like materials
• Drilling into concrete and masonry
• Metalworking and light steel drilling
• Woodworking and drilling in plastics

Key specifications

• Brand: Alpen-Maykestag
• Model / MPN: 100805100 (A Forged Tool 09083835)
• EAN: 9002740999959
• Set size: 5 pieces
• Shank type: 1/4" hexagonal
• Tip: patented four-edged tip
• Material compatibility: tile, ceramics, marble, concrete, metal, wood, plastic

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit size for your task and insert the 1/4" hex shank securely into the drill chuck or quick-change adapter. Begin drilling at low speed to establish the hole, then increase speed as needed while applying steady, moderate pressure. For masonry or concrete, use intermittent pulls to remove dust and reduce heat; the four-edged tip will assist in extraction of debris. When drilling tiles or ceramics, start with a light touch and consider using masking tape to reduce slipping.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses and gloves), clamp or support the workpiece, and match drill speed to the material. Use coolant or pauses on metal to prevent overheating. Replace bits when cutting edges become dull to maintain drilling quality and safety.