Drill Bit JOBIprofi SDS-Plus 65 mm for Masonry (11825)

JOBIprofi SDS-Plus 65 mm masonry drill bit is a rotary-hammer accessory engineered for drilling 65 mm diameter holes in masonry materials such as brick, concrete and blocks. The bit uses the SDS-Plus shank system for fast and secure connection to compatible rotary hammers, providing consistent centring and torque transfer during drilling. Its design is aimed at demanding drilling tasks where a precise 65 mm hole is required for anchors, sleeves or cable passages.

Advantages

The hardened carbide tip and spiral flute geometry ensure efficient material removal and extended wear resistance when working in abrasive masonry. The SDS-Plus shank guarantees firm retention in the tool chuck and quick bit changes without additional tools. The overall length and flute profile balance rigidity and chip evacuation to reduce jamming and improve drilling speed in typical masonry applications.

Suitable for

• Drilling 65 mm diameter holes in brick walls
• Creating anchor or sleeve holes in concrete and blocks
• Running cable or pipe passages through masonry
• Professional and DIY projects requiring precise large-diameter masonry holes

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: 65 mm
• Shaft type: SDS-Plus
• Intended material: masonry (brick, block, concrete)
• Tip material: carbide cutting head
• Flute design: spiral for chip evacuation
• Tool compatibility: rotary hammers with SDS-Plus chuck

How to use

Choose a rotary hammer with an SDS-Plus chuck and install the bit by inserting the shank until it locks. Mark the drilling position, use the hammer drill function, and apply steady axial pressure while allowing the tool to perform the work. For deeper holes, periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and debris from the flutes. Keep the drill speed and hammering rate appropriate for the masonry type and use protective equipment such as eye protection and a dust mask.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, start with a pilot mark or small guide hole when working close to edges, and maintain consistent pressure without excessive force. Use water extraction or a dust extraction attachment where possible to reduce airborne dust and extend bit life. Replace the bit when cutting edges show significant wear to maintain hole accuracy and drilling efficiency.