Drill bit Dedra WP1060, diameter 1 cm, working length 54 cm, for concrete/brick/stone/aerated concrete

Dedra WP1060 drill bit is a single-piece, long-reach masonry bit with a 1 cm diameter and a 54 cm working length, designed for drilling into concrete, brick, stone and aerated concrete. Built for use with rotary and hammer drilling tools, this bit provides extended reach for tasks that require deeper holes or access into confined areas. The solid-shank construction and geometry are intended to maintain stability during penetration of dense building materials.

Advantages

The elongated working length reduces the need for extensions and allows drilling at greater depths or from a distance, while the 1 cm diameter offers a balance between hole size and drilling speed. The bit is optimized for masonry applications and is compatible with hammer action to improve efficiency in concrete and brick. Single-piece construction enhances durability by minimizing weak joints.

Suitable for

• Installing anchor bolts or through-fixings in concrete and brick
• Running cables or pipes through masonry where deep holes are required
• Renovation and structural repair work requiring extended reach
• Drilling in aerated concrete blocks and natural stone with appropriate drilling mode

Key specifications

• Diameter: 10 mm
• Working length: 540 mm
• Material compatibility: concrete, brick, natural stone, aerated concrete
• Design: single-piece long-reach masonry drill bit
• Intended drilling modes: rotary and hammer

How to use

Select a compatible drill with hammer function if drilling into concrete or brick, or use rotary mode for softer stone and aerated concrete. Secure the drill bit into the chuck following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring a firm clamping of the shank. Start drilling at low speed to create a guide point, then apply steady pressure and increase speed as appropriate. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear dust and debris from the hole and prevent excessive heat buildup. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling masonry.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match drilling speed and hammer action to the material: use hammer mode for dense concrete and brick, and rotary or reduced-impact settings for aerated concrete and soft stone. Clear dust frequently and allow the bit to cool during prolonged drilling to maintain performance and extend service life.