Drill bit Bosch KWPN 7.00 mm, carbide (HM) for 60/100 mm, model 2608597756

Bosch KWPN 7.00 mm carbide (HM) drill bit is designed for precision drilling where a wear-resistant cutting edge and consistent hole diameter are required. The bit features a 7.00 mm working diameter and a carbide tip optimized for hard-wearing performance in applications described as 60/100 mm. It is intended for use with compatible power drills and in workshop or construction environments that demand accurate, repeatable holes and extended tool life.

Advantages

The carbide (HM) tip provides high wear resistance and maintains sharpness over extended use, resulting in uniform hole quality. The KWPN geometry ensures stable drilling with reduced tendency to wander at the start of the cut. The bit is suitable for repeated drilling operations and is compatible with common handheld and bench drills that accept this shank and diameter combination.

Suitable for

• Precision drilling of 7.00 mm holes in materials suitable for carbide tips
• Workshop and assembly-line operations requiring consistent hole diameter
• Construction and renovation tasks where durable cutting edges are needed
• Use with compatible power drills for through-holes and pilot holes

Key specifications

• Working diameter: 7.00 mm
• Tip material: carbide (HM) for enhanced wear resistance
• Intended application range: 60/100 mm
• Typical use: compatible with standard drill chucks on handheld and bench drills
• Design focus: precision hole making and long tool life

How to use

Secure the drill bit firmly in the drill chuck and ensure correct alignment before starting. Select an appropriate drilling speed for the workpiece material and apply steady, even pressure without forcing the bit. For prolonged drilling or harder materials, use intermittent drilling and withdraw the bit occasionally to clear chips. Follow the drill and workpiece manufacturer guidelines for coolant or lubrication if applicable.

Usage recommendations

Use the Bosch KWPN 7.00 mm carbide bit for tasks that require precise, repeatable holes. Inspect the cutting edge before use and replace the bit when wear affects hole quality. Match drilling speed and cooling to the material to maximize tool life.