Drill bit DeWalt DT6682-XJ, 120 mm length, single piece

DeWalt DT6682-XJ drill bit, 120 mm length, single piece provides a compact, single-item solution for drilling tasks that require a 120 mm working length. The bit is intended for use with compatible rotary drills and hammer drills where the shank and tip geometry match the tool holder. It is designed for drilling anchor holes, plastic plug holes, fixing points and pipework clearance through masonry materials and other similar substrates.

Advantages

The drill bit features an Anti-Slip shank to improve grip in the chuck and reduce slippage during use. Its geometry and tip design are optimized for clean penetration of masonry, brick, stone, tiles and light concrete, helping to maintain hole accuracy and reduce chipping on tile surfaces. Supplied as a single piece, the compact packaging is convenient for replacing a worn bit or keeping a specific size in a toolkit.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and plastic plug holes in masonry
• Creating fixing points for fittings and fixtures
• Making clearance holes for pipework through walls
• Work on brick, stone, tiles and light concrete
• Workshop and on-site repair or installation tasks

Key specifications

• Overall working length: 120 mm
• Supply format: single piece (individual bit)
• Shank type: anti-slip shank for improved chuck grip
• Intended material compatibility: masonry, brick, stone, tiles, light concrete
• Primary use: anchor, plug, fixing and clearance holes

How to use

Fit the drill bit securely into a compatible drill chuck, ensuring the anti-slip shank seats fully to reduce rotation in the chuck. Select an appropriate drill mode (rotation or rotary hammer) for the material being drilled and mark the drilling point. Begin drilling at moderate speed with steady pressure; for tiles, start at low speed or use a pilot guide to minimise chipping. Clear dust from the hole periodically to maintain drilling efficiency and check progress until the required depth is reached.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and dust mask when drilling masonry or tile. Match drill speed and hammer action to the substrate — use hammer mode for light concrete and masonry, and rotation-only at low speed for glazed tiles. Replace the bit when wear reduces cutting performance or causes excessive wandering.