Drill Bit Masonry Irwin Speedhammer+ 10 x 110 mm

The Irwin Speedhammer+ 10 x 110 mm masonry drill bit is designed for use with hammer drills to create clean, precise holes in concrete, brick and other masonry materials. With a 10 mm diameter and 110 mm overall length this drill bit is suited to anchor, dowel and through-hole drilling where consistent hole size and reliable penetration are required. The hardened tip and optimized flute geometry are engineered to improve chip evacuation and drilling speed while maintaining bit life during repetitive use on construction and installation sites.

Advantages

The hardened tip ensures durable cutting performance and reduced chipping at the hole edge. Flute geometry and surface finish promote efficient dust and chip removal, which helps maintain drilling speed and reduce binding. The combination of diameter and length provides versatility for common fixing and anchor installations while the shaft is compatible with standard SDS-plus and round-shank hammer drill chucks depending on the specific drill model.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes for wall anchors and dowels in concrete and brick
• Through-hole drilling for installation of fixtures and conduit
• General masonry drilling on site and during building renovations

Key specifications

• Drill diameter: 10 mm
• Overall length: 110 mm
• Material compatibility: concrete, brick, masonry
• Tip: hardened carbide-style tip for masonry
• Flute design: optimized for chip removal

How to use

Select an appropriate hammer drill and secure the bit according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions. Mark the drilling position, start at low speed to establish the hole, then apply steady pressure and operate the hammer action for penetrating concrete or brick. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear chips and dust, which improves cooling and maintains drilling performance. Use protective eyewear, gloves and a dust mask when working with masonry materials.

Usage recommendations

For best results match the drill speed and hammer setting to the substrate hardness, avoid excessive lateral force, and replace the bit when cutting performance or hole quality deteriorates to ensure consistent anchor fit and safety of installed fixings.