Drill bit Dedra WP1460 — diameter 1.4 cm, working length 54 cm, for concrete/brick/stone/aerated concrete, 1 pc

Dedra WP1460 drill bit with a 1.4 cm diameter and 54 cm working length is made for drilling into concrete, brick, stone and aerated concrete. This single masonry/percussion bit is intended for use with compatible rotary or percussion drills where extended reach is required, for example when drilling deep anchor holes, through thick walls or into confined spaces. The product is supplied as one piece and is designed to perform the core task of hole making in masonry materials.

Advantages

The long 54 cm working length reduces the need for extensions or multiple bit changes and allows access to deeper drilling points. A 1.4 cm diameter provides a balance between hole size and drillability in common masonry materials. The bit is optimized for percussion action, enabling effective material removal in concrete, brick, stone and aerated concrete while maintaining a single-piece configuration for straightforward installation and removal from the drill chuck.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and dowel holes in concrete and brick
• Through-wall holes and deep penetration tasks
• Installation of fasteners in stone and masonry
• Work on aerated concrete where long reach is necessary

Key specifications

• Diameter: 1.4 cm
• Working length: 54 cm
• Intended materials: concrete, brick, natural stone, aerated concrete
• Type: masonry / percussion drill bit
• Supply quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Secure the Dedra WP1460 in a compatible rotary/percussion drill chuck according to the drill manufacturer's instructions. Set the drill to the appropriate percussion mode for masonry work. Mark the drilling point, position the bit square to the surface and apply steady pressure while maintaining control of the tool. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear dust and improve cutting performance, particularly when drilling deep holes. After use, clean the bit and store it dry to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use an appropriate hammer or rotary-percussion drill with sufficient power and a matching chuck capacity. Wear eye, hearing and respiratory protection when drilling masonry, and remove loose debris from the hole to ensure proper anchoring of fasteners.