Drill Bit DeWalt DT9504 SDS‑Plus 5×110/50 mm

SDS‑Plus rotary drill bit DeWalt DT9504, diameter 5 mm, total length 110 mm and working length 50 mm, designed for use with SDS‑Plus hammer drills. The bit is intended for drilling small‑diameter holes in concrete, masonry and natural stone. Reinforced tip geometry improves centring and penetration while the flute profile promotes efficient removal of dust and debris during rotary‑hammer operation.

Advantages

The DeWalt SDS‑Plus 5×110/50 mm drill bit combines a hardened carbide tip and optimized flute design to provide consistent drilling performance in hard materials. Its SDS‑Plus shank ensures secure fitting in compatible hammer drills and fast bit changes. Compact overall length and short working length give greater control and stability when drilling shallow anchor and fixture holes.

Suitable for

• Drilling 5 mm holes for wall plugs and small anchors in concrete
• Installation of fixtures and fittings in masonry and brickwork
• Repair work requiring precise, shallow holes in stone or block
• Use with SDS‑Plus rotary hammer/drill for impact drilling

Key specifications

• Diameter: 5 mm
• Total length: 110 mm
• Working length (effective drilling depth): 50 mm
• Shank type: SDS‑Plus
• Tip: reinforced carbide geometry for masonry
• Flute: spiral design for rapid dust removal
• Material compatibility: concrete, masonry, natural stone

How to use

Fit the SDS‑Plus shank into a compatible hammer drill following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the bit is locked in place. Mark the drilling point and start at low speed to establish the centre, then use impact mode and moderate feed pressure to drill through concrete or masonry. Withdraw the bit occasionally to clear dust for faster drilling and to reduce heat buildup. For shallow holes, control the plunge to the specified working length to avoid over‑drilling.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and a dust mask. For best results, match drill speed and impact settings to material hardness and allow the bit to do the cutting—avoid excessive force. Replace the bit if the tip shows significant wear or chipping to maintain drilling accuracy.