Drill Bit Art-Pol SDS+ 22 mm AR48372 for concrete

Art-Pol SDS+ 22 mm AR48372 is a purpose-built drill bit for drilling into concrete and masonry. Designed for use with SDS+ rotary hammer systems, this 22 mm diameter bit produces clean, accurate holes suitable for anchors, dowels and installation work in reinforced concrete and common masonry materials. The product matches needs of both professional tradespeople and DIY users requiring reliable concrete penetration.

Advantages

The SDS+ shank ensures secure retention and fast bit changes in compatible rotary hammers, reducing wobble during drilling. The 22 mm cutting diameter provides a balance between material removal and control, enabling precise hole dimensions for standard anchors and dowels. The bit geometry and cutting edges are optimized for effective percussion and rotation action in concrete, helping to extend service life and maintain drilling speed under load.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and dowel holes in reinforced concrete
• Creating passage holes in brick, block and other masonry
• Installation work for electrical boxes, piping and fixtures requiring 22 mm bore
• Professional construction and renovation jobs
• DIY home improvement projects involving concrete or masonry

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS+ compatible
• Cutting diameter: 22 mm
• Primary application: concrete and masonry
• Intended use: rotary hammer (percussion + rotation) drilling
• Typical hole use: anchors, dowels and installation fastenings

How to use

Select a rotary hammer with SDS+ chuck and set the tool to hammer-drill mode. Mark the drilling point, position the bit perpendicular to the work surface and apply steady pressure while allowing the tool to deliver percussion and rotation. For deeper holes periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and debris, which helps maintain drilling efficiency and prevents bit binding. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and a dust mask when drilling concrete or masonry.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match drill speed and hammer impact settings to the material: lower speed and moderate impact for brittle brick and higher impact for dense concrete. Use a depth stop when consistent hole depth is required and clean holes with a brush or compressed air before inserting anchors or dowels.