Drill bit DeWalt DT9514-QZ 6 mm x 110 mm for rotary hammer, 1 pc

DeWalt DT9514-QZ 6 mm x 110 mm drill bit for rotary hammer is designed for drilling small-diameter precise holes with a compatible rotary hammer. With a 6 mm diameter and 110 mm overall length, this single-piece bit is intended for light installation and repair work where a compact, hardened bit is required to penetrate masonry, concrete and similar construction materials when used with an appropriate hammer function.

Advantages

The drill bit features hardened steel construction and a tip geometry optimized for rotary hammer impact drilling, providing stable centring and reduced walking on the material surface. Its 110 mm length allows access to intermediate depths while maintaining rigidity for accurate hole placement. Supplied as a single piece, the bit is suitable for quick replacement and minimal storage volume.

Suitable for

• Drilling 6 mm holes in masonry and concrete using a rotary hammer
• Installing anchors, wall plugs and light fixings
• Small-scale construction, renovation and repair tasks
• Situations requiring accurate, small-diameter boring in hard materials

Key specifications

• Diameter: 6 mm
• Overall length: 110 mm
• Shank type: compatible with rotary hammer chucks (SDS-plus or compatible systems where applicable)
• Construction: hardened steel with tip geometry for impact drilling
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Select a rotary hammer with a compatible chuck and set it to the hammer-drill mode. Secure the bit in the tool chuck according to the rotary hammer manufacturer’s instructions. Mark the drilling point, start at low speed to establish the hole, then apply steady pressure while drilling at the appropriate power setting. Withdraw the bit occasionally to clear debris when drilling deeper holes. After use, inspect the bit for wear and store it dry to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask. Match the drill speed and hammer power to the material and hole diameter to extend bit life. Replace the bit when blunt or damaged to avoid poor hole quality and increased tool strain.