Drill Bit KREATOR Tile Urbis KRT011106 10x90mm Glass

KREATOR Tile Urbis KRT011106 10x90mm Glass is a drill bit engineered for clean, controlled drilling in glass surfaces. The 10 mm cutting diameter and 90 mm overall length are matched to standard drill chucks, and the tip geometry is shaped to reduce cracking and chipping during penetration of glazing, mirrors and other flat glass materials. The shank design ensures stable grip in most corded and cordless drills used for installation and repair tasks.

Advantages

The drill bit provides a focused cutting point that helps start holes precisely without wandering. Its 10 mm diameter and extended length allow drilling through varying glass thicknesses while keeping the operator at a safe distance from the workpiece. The shank is compatible with standard chucks for easy changeover, and the geometry minimizes stress on the glass to reduce breakage and produce smooth-edged holes suitable for fittings and fixtures.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in sheet glass, mirrors and glazing
• Installing glass fixtures, handles and fittings
• Repairing glass components in windows and doors
• Precision DIY projects involving glass

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 10 mm
• Overall length: 90 mm
• Tip type: focused cutting tip for glass
• Shank: compatible with standard drill chucks
• Material/application: designed for use with glass and glazing

How to use

Secure the glass on a stable, flat surface and protect the underside with a backing material to prevent splintering. Fit the drill bit into the drill chuck and set the drill to a low to medium speed. Start drilling with steady, light pressure to allow the tip to score the surface before increasing speed slightly; avoid hammer or impact modes. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear swarf and, if applicable, use water or a lubricant recommended for glass drilling to reduce heat build-up and improve cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when drilling glass. Use a drill with an adjustable speed control, keep speeds low to moderate, and avoid excessive pressure to minimize the risk of cracking. For larger or specialty holes, consider pilot scoring or professional tools designed for thick or tempered glass.