Concrete drill bit GEKO SDS MAX 24 mm G42460

The GEKO SDS MAX 24 mm concrete drill bit G42460 is designed for rotary and rotary‑hammer drilling in concrete, masonry and natural stone. Its 24 mm diameter and SDS MAX shank ensure secure fitment in compatible drills and efficient transfer of impact energy for drilling anchor holes, dowel installations and through‑holes. The carbide‑tipped head maintains cutting performance and wear resistance under continuous use, making the bit suitable for professional construction and renovation work where repetitive, reliable drilling is required.

Advantages

The SDS MAX 24 mm drill bit combines a durable carbide tip with a robust steel body to provide long tool life and consistent drilling speed in hard substrates. Its SDS MAX shank provides quick, secure engagement in hammer drills and demolition hammers, reducing slippage and improving drilling accuracy. The bit profile and cutting geometry are optimized for efficient dust removal and reduced clogging, which helps maintain penetration rate and reduces operator effort.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and dowel holes in concrete and reinforced concrete
• Through‑holes for piping and conduit installation in masonry
• General rotary‑hammer tasks on natural stone and blockwork

Key specifications

• Diameter: 24 mm
• Shank type: SDS MAX
• Tip material: carbide
• Recommended use: rotary and rotary‑hammer drilling
• Typical applications: concrete, masonry, natural stone

How to use

Select a compatible SDS MAX hammer drill and ensure the drill is set to the rotary‑hammer mode if available. Mark the drilling point, start drilling at low speed to create a guide recess, then apply steady pressure while allowing the hammer action to carry most of the work. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear dust from the hole and prevent clogging; for deeper holes, use compressed air or a vacuum to remove debris. Replace the bit when cutting performance noticeably decreases or when the carbide tip shows visible wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling. Match drilling speed and applied pressure to the substrate to avoid overheating the carbide tip. For reinforced concrete, avoid excessive lateral forces and clear rebar obstructions carefully to prevent bit damage.