Drill bit for concrete KREATOR Urbis 6×200 mm

The KREATOR Urbis 6×200 mm drill bit is designed for drilling into concrete and similar masonry materials. With a 6 mm diameter and a total length of 200 mm, this straight-shank bit provides the reach and rigidity needed for medium-depth anchoring and fastening tasks. It is compatible with hammer drills and rotary-percussion tools, offering straightforward performance for construction and repair jobs that require precise, repeatable holes in concrete.

Advantages

This drill bit combines a slim 6 mm diameter with a 200 mm length to reach deeper anchor points while maintaining control and stability during drilling. The straight shank ensures secure fitment in standard chucks and allows use in both cordless and corded hammer drills. The tool is intended for repeated use in concrete and masonry, delivering consistent hole quality for installation of anchors, bolts and fasteners.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and fixing holes in concrete and reinforced concrete
• Preparing holes for wall plugs and anchors for structural and non-structural fixings
• Medium-depth drilling tasks in construction, renovation and repair work
• Use with hammer drills and rotary-percussion drilling machines

Key specifications

• Drill diameter: 6 mm
• Total length: 200 mm
• Shank type: straight shank suitable for standard chucks
• Intended material: concrete and masonry
• Compatible tool type: hammer drill / rotary-percussion drill

How to use

Mark the drilling position and secure the work surface if possible. Select a hammer drill or rotary-percussion drill and insert the straight shank of the KREATOR Urbis 6×200 mm bit firmly into the chuck, tightening according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions. Start drilling at low speed to create a guide groove, then increase to the recommended hammer or percussion mode for concrete. Use steady pressure without forcing the bit; withdraw periodically to clear dust from the hole and maintain drilling efficiency.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, hearing protection and a dust mask. For reinforced concrete, check for rebar before drilling and adjust technique if reinforcement is encountered. Use correct drill speed and hammer settings for the bit diameter and material, and replace the bit when wear degrades drilling performance or hole accuracy.