Concrete drill bit KREATOR KRT010427 Ø16 mm x 600 mm, shaft Ø12 mm, carbide tip

Concrete drill bit KREATOR KRT010427 Ø16 mm x 600 mm, shaft Ø12 mm, carbide tip is designed for drilling deep and accurate holes in reinforced concrete, brick and other masonry materials. The 16 mm head diameter and 600 mm overall length provide reach for through-holes and deep anchor installations. A 12 mm shaft diameter fits common rotary and rotary-hammer chucks, while the carbide tip preserves cutting performance on abrasive substrates.

Advantages

The carbide tip ensures sustained cutting ability and longer life when working with hard and abrasive materials. The 600 mm length allows drilling deeper holes without extender bars, improving workflow and reducing the need to change tools. The straight flute profile and balanced shaft give stable drilling with reduced wobble, enhancing hole precision and alignment. Compatibility with standard 12 mm chucks makes the bit suitable for a wide range of professional and consumer drills.

Suitable for

• Drilling deep anchor holes in concrete and reinforced concrete
• Through-holes for plumbing, electrical and HVAC installations
• Drilling in brick, block and dense masonry
• Renovation and construction tasks requiring extended reach

Key specifications

• Drill head diameter: 16 mm
• Total length: 600 mm
• Shaft diameter: 12 mm
• Tip material: carbide
• Intended materials: concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, masonry

How to use

Use the drill bit with a suitable rotary or rotary‑hammer drill that accepts a 12 mm shaft. Mark the drilling point and start at low speed to create a guide. Apply steady axial pressure and use percussion mode when drilling concrete or reinforced material; pause periodically to withdraw the bit and clear dust for more efficient cutting. For through‑holes, maintain alignment and finish by withdrawing the bit gradually to avoid chipping at the exit side.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask. Use water cooling sparingly only if the drill and material allow; excessive cooling can affect chuck fit. Inspect the carbide tip periodically and replace the bit if the tip shows excessive wear or if drilling becomes inefficient.