Dedra WPQ0616 drill bit 6 mm — for concrete, brick, stone, aerated concrete, 135° tip

Dedra WPQ0616 drill bit, 6 mm diameter, is designed for drilling into masonry materials such as concrete, brick, natural stone and aerated concrete. The single-piece bit is suitable for both rotary and hammer drilling modes and features a 135° tip angle that improves centering and reduces walking at the start of drilling. This compact masonry bit is intended for general-purpose construction and renovation tasks where a reliable, small-diameter hole is required.

Advantages

The 135° tip provides accurate centering and minimizes surface skidding, making it easier to start holes without pilot marks. The 6 mm diameter offers a balance between precision and structural capacity for typical anchor and fastening applications. Supplied as a single piece, the bit is ready to use and compatible with standard drill chucks and SDS-plus adaptors for light hammering, providing flexibility for both handheld and stand-mounted drilling equipment.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes for wall anchors and plugs in concrete and brick
• Creating feed-through holes for wiring and small conduits in masonry
• Punching pilot holes in natural stone and aerated concrete blocks
• General repair and renovation tasks requiring small-diameter masonry holes

Key specifications

• Diameter: 6 mm
• For materials: concrete, brick, natural stone, aerated concrete
• Tip angle: 135° for improved centering
• Pack size: 1 piece
• Drilling modes: rotary and hammer drilling compatible

How to use

Select a drill speed and mode appropriate for the masonry material: use hammer mode for dense concrete and rotary mode for softer brick or aerated concrete if available. Mark the drilling point, secure the workpiece or ensure stable positioning, and start drilling at low speed to establish the center. Apply steady pressure and allow the bit to cut without forcing; periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust from the hole. Keep the drill perpendicular to the surface for clean, straight holes.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses, dust mask and hearing protection when drilling in masonry. For prolonged drilling or dense materials, consider occasional cooling breaks and cleaning of the hole to maintain bit life. Choose drill speeds and hammer intensity according to material hardness to extend service life of the bit.