Drill bit set Makita E-15718, SDS‑Plus concrete bits, 5 pieces

Makita E-15718 is a 5-piece SDS‑Plus concrete drill bit set designed for use with rotary and hammer drills equipped with SDS‑Plus chucks. The set contains five commonly used diameters engineered for drilling into concrete, masonry and stone. Each bit features an SDS‑Plus shank for secure tool engagement and is intended to deliver consistent drilling performance for anchoring, fastening and through-holes in construction and renovation tasks.

Advantages

The drill bits are manufactured to provide stable centring and efficient debris evacuation, helping to maintain drilling speed and reduce binding. SDS‑Plus compatibility ensures quick bit changes and reliable retention under hammer action. Hardened cutting tips and a robust flute design increase wear resistance in abrasive substrates while keeping vibration transfer to the tool within normal operating ranges.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes for anchors and screws in concrete and masonry
• Preparing passages for pipes and conduits in renovation work
• Installing fasteners and fixtures on stone or block walls
• General on-site construction and repair tasks requiring SDS‑Plus drilling

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS‑Plus
• Number of pieces: 5
• Intended material: concrete, masonry, stone
• Tip type: hardened carbide cutting tip
• Flute design: spiral flutes for efficient dust removal
• Compatible tool type: rotary hammer or hammer drill with SDS‑Plus chuck

How to use

Select the appropriate diameter from the set for the required hole size and install the bit into an SDS‑Plus chuck according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions. Use the hammer or rotary function as suitable for the substrate, apply steady pressure without forcing the bit, and allow the tool to do the work. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and debris and avoid overheating by working in short intervals when drilling deep holes.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye and hearing protection and use a suitable dust extraction method or mask when drilling into concrete or masonry. For best results, match drill speed and hammer action to the material density and avoid excessive lateral force that can reduce bit life.