Drill bit GRAPHITE 57H234 — single pack, 48 g

GRAPHITE 57H234 drill bit is supplied as a single-piece pack weighing 48 g and designed for straightforward hole-making tasks in wood and similar materials. The bit features a wood spade profile with a shaped blade that reduces splintering and increases drilling efficiency. A hexagonal Quick Change holder enables fast insertion into magnetic holders of cordless screwdrivers and compatible quick-change chucks, making it practical for maintenance, repair and on-site work where a compact spare is required.

Advantages

The shaped spade blade is engineered to reduce material tear-out and to improve chip removal for cleaner holes. The hexagonal Quick Change shank ensures secure retention in magnetic adapters and quick-change systems, enabling fast tool swaps and stable drilling. Supplied as a single pack, the bit is compact and lightweight, easy to store in a toolkit or carry to a job site.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in soft and medium-density wood
• On-site repair and installation tasks
• Quick replacement in cordless screwdrivers with magnetic holders
• Carpentry and joinery tasks requiring clean hole edges

Key specifications

• Type: wood spade drill bit
• Shank: hexagonal Quick Change shank for rapid insertion
• Weight: 48 g (single piece)
• Packed quantity: 1 piece
• Blade profile: shaped spade for reduced tear-out and improved chip evacuation

How to use

Insert the hexagonal shank into a compatible magnetic holder, quick-change chuck or directly into a drill/driver with a matching adapter. Secure the bit and set the drill to a moderate speed appropriate for the wood type. Apply steady pressure and let the shaped blade cut the material; withdraw the bit periodically to clear chips when drilling deeper holes. For through-holes, support the workpiece beneath to reduce tear-out on the exit side.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and match drill speed to the workpiece density. For cleaner exit faces, clamp a sacrificial backing board under the workpiece. Replace the bit if the blade shows significant wear or chipping to maintain hole quality and operational safety.