Drill bit DeWalt DT9701-QZ – single piece, for general drilling applications

DeWalt DT9701-QZ drill bit, single piece, designed for general drilling applications in masonry, stone, concrete and brick/block work. This single replacement or spare bit fits compatible drill chucks and is intended for workshop, construction and home repair tasks where an OEM-quality DeWalt bit is required. The bit features a hardened steel body, optimized mounting shank and a solid two-cutter head with two individual cutting tips to maintain drilling speed and efficiency.

Advantages

The DeWalt DT9701-QZ offers improved durability due to its hardened steel construction and an optimized mounting shank that provides a secure grip and reliable power transmission from the drill to the bit. Its two-cutter head design with separate cutting tips speeds up hole-making in masonry materials while a two-stage helix promotes efficient dust removal. An anchor wear mark helps identify when the bit should be replaced during mechanical anchor installation.

Suitable for

• Fast drilling of plug, anchor or clearance holes in masonry and stone
• Concrete drilling for anchors and fixings
• Brick and block work where clean, efficient holes are required
• Workshop and on-site repair tasks requiring an OEM replacement bit

Key specifications

• Material: hardened steel body for increased strength and reduced breakage
• Head design: solid two-cutter head with two individual cutting tips for efficient cutting
• Shank: optimized mounting shank for secure grip and power transmission
• Helix: two-stage helix for effective dust removal during drilling
• Wear indicator: anchor wear mark to indicate replacement timing during anchor installation
• Package: single piece (1 pc)

How to use

Mount the DeWalt DT9701-QZ drill bit securely in a compatible drill chuck and tighten according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions. Use an appropriate drill speed and feed pressure for masonry materials: start at moderate speed to establish the hole and then increase as required. For deeper holes, periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and debris, aided by the two-stage helix. Observe the anchor wear mark as a guide to replace the bit when the mark indicates significant wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, dust mask and hearing protection. For best results in concrete and stone, use a rotary hammer or SDS-compatible drill if available and match drill speed to material hardness. Replace the bit when the anchor wear mark is reached or when drilling performance declines.