Drill Bit Art-Pol AR48218 for Concrete SDS+ 18 mm

Art-Pol AR48218 SDS+ drill bit with an 18 mm diameter is designed for drilling into concrete and masonry. It fits SDS+ rotary and hammer drills for stable engagement and effective material removal when creating anchor holes, through-holes and openings for heavy-duty fastenings. The bit’s geometry and shank system are matched to common SDS+ tool interfaces to ensure repeatable performance on construction and renovation sites.

Advantages

The SDS+ shank provides secure, slip-free connection with rotary and hammer drills, while the 18 mm cutting diameter allows drilling of large anchor and through-holes in reinforced and plain concrete. The drill tip and flute design support efficient dust evacuation and reduce clogging during sustained drilling. The bit is suitable for repeated use in building and repair tasks where consistent hole dimensions and reliable penetration are required.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor holes in concrete and masonry
• Through-holes for pipes and conduits
• Heavy-duty fastening installations
• Construction and renovation work requiring larger diameter holes

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS+
• Cutting diameter: 18 mm
• Intended material: concrete and masonry
• Application: rotary and hammer drilling
• Typical use: anchor holes, through-holes, and heavy-duty fastenings

How to use

Install the drill bit into the SDS+ chuck of a compatible rotary or hammer drill until it locks in place. Select the hammer-drilling mode for reinforced concrete and the rotary mode for softer masonry if the tool allows mode switching. Begin drilling at low speed to ensure accurate positioning, then increase speed and apply steady, moderate pressure. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and improve cooling, especially when drilling deep holes. After use, clean the flute and store the bit in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask. Match drill speed and hammer action to the material and bit diameter, and avoid excessive side loads to prolong bit life.