Drill Stop Bits GEKO G65003 — depth stops 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, pack 500

The GEKO G65003 drill stop bits set includes depth-limiting collars in sizes 6 mm, 8 mm and 10 mm supplied in a pack of 500. These drill stops are designed to be fitted to standard drill bits or drill shanks to control and repeat drilling depth. The set is suitable for workshop and production environments where consistent hole depth is required and can be used with handheld drills and bench drills for materials such as wood, plastics and thin metal.

Advantages

The depth stops provide reliable and repeatable control of drilling depth, reducing the need for repeated measurement and increasing efficiency. A multi-size pack covers common hole-depth requirements and supports flexibility across different jobs. The compact collars are simple to install and adjust, making them practical for routine use in both single-piece and batch drilling operations.

Suitable for

• Controlling hole depth in woodworking tasks
• Drilling repeatable depths in plastic components
• Limited-depth drilling in thin sheet metal
• Production runs and jig-based drilling where consistency is needed
• Use with handheld and bench drilling machines

Key specifications

• Depth stop collar sizes: 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm
• Pack quantity: 500 pieces covering multiple sizes
• Compatibility: fits standard drill bit shanks and many drill types
• Material: metal collars with fastening screw for secure positioning
• Intended materials: wood, plastics, thin metal

How to use

Select a depth stop collar of the required diameter and slide it onto the drill bit or shank to the desired position. Tighten the fastening screw to secure the collar and test the set depth on a scrap piece before starting the actual work. For repetitive holes, maintain consistent positioning and check the screw tightness periodically during use. Remove and replace collars when changing drill sizes or target depth.

Usage recommendations

Inspect collars and fastening screws for wear or loosening before use, and avoid overtightening which can deform the drill shank. Use appropriate drill speed and feed for the work material and verify depth on a test piece to ensure accuracy. Store collars in a dry place to prevent corrosion and keep spare screws available for maintenance.