Drill bit Dedra WP1026 — diameter 10 mm, working length 200 mm, for concrete/brick/stone/aerated concrete, 1 pc

Dedicated to precision drilling in masonry, the Drill bit Dedra WP1026 is a percussion and rotary bit with a 10 mm diameter and 200 mm working length. Designed for use with hammer and rotary drills, this single-piece bit is suitable for drilling through concrete, brick, natural stone and aerated concrete, producing clean, accurate holes for anchors, dowels and through-fixings during construction and renovation work.

Advantages

The solid design and correct length allow consistent hole depth and straight drilling in dense and porous masonry materials. The 10 mm cutting diameter provides compatibility with standard anchor and dowel sizes while the 200 mm working length reaches deeper mounting points without compromising control. The bit is balanced for percussion action to transfer impact efficiently and reduce walking on the material surface.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and dowel holes in concrete and brick
• Making through-holes for fixings in stone and aerated concrete
• Installation tasks in renovation and new-build projects requiring clean, straight holes

Key specifications

• Diameter: 10 mm
• Working length: 200 mm
• Intended materials: concrete, brick, stone, aerated concrete
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Compatible drill types: hammer (percussion) drills and rotary drills

How to use

Secure the bit in the drill chuck according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions, select the appropriate percussion mode for concrete or rotary mode for softer masonry, and set a steady drilling speed. Start drilling with light pressure to create a guide point, then apply consistent forward force while allowing the drill to perform the cutting and percussion action. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear dust from the hole and prevent jamming. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and a dust extraction or vacuum where possible.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the drill speed and percussion settings to the material: lower speeds and active percussion for dense concrete, moderate speeds for brick and stone, and controlled feed for aerated concrete. Use compatible anchors or dowels sized for a 10 mm hole and ensure the drill chuck firmly grips the bit before starting.