Masonry drill bit KWB 261672 1 pc Rotary hammer Right hand rotation

The KWB 261672 masonry drill bit is a single-piece SDS Plus shank bit designed for rotary hammers and right-hand rotation. It has a self-centring tip and a standard spiral flute, with a high-temperature brazed connection that ensures durable tip retention. This 12 mm diameter, 160 mm long drill bit is intended for drilling into masonry materials such as aerated concrete, brick, concrete, sandstone and natural stone.

Advantages

The SDS Plus shank provides quick and secure mounting in compatible rotary hammers. The self-centring tip improves drilling accuracy and reduces wandering at start-up. High-temperature brazing enhances tip strength and wear resistance for longer service life under impact drilling conditions. The standard spiral flute efficiently removes dust and debris from the hole during drilling.

Suitable for

• Aerated concrete
• Brick
• Concrete
• Sandstone
• Natural stone

Key specifications

• Brand: KWB
• Model / MPN: 261672
• EAN: 4009312616721
• Type: Masonry drill bit, SDS Plus
• Diameter: 12 mm
• Length: 160 mm
• Shank type: SDS Plus
• Rotation: Right hand rotation
• Tip: Self-centring, high-temperature brazed
• Spiral: Standard flute
• Material compatibility: Aerated concrete, brick, concrete, sandstone, stone
• Quantity: 1 pc

How to use

Select a compatible SDS Plus rotary hammer and install the bit according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring it locks into the chuck. Mark the drilling position, start drilling at low speed to establish the centre, then apply steady pressure and use the hammer function for masonry materials. Clear dust periodically from the hole to maintain drilling efficiency. After use, remove the bit and store it in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment—safety glasses, ear protection and dust mask—when drilling. Match drill diameter to anchor or plug size and avoid excessive lateral force to reduce breakage. Replace the bit when wear or deformation of the tip becomes apparent.