Drill Bit RAWLPLUG TURBODRILL SDS Max 45 x 780 x 920 mm

RAWLPLUG TURBODRILL SDS Max 45 x 780 x 920 mm is a long masonry drill bit engineered for SDS Max rotary hammers to create large-diameter holes in concrete, stone and general masonry. With a 45 mm diameter and a working depth up to 780 mm, the bit is intended for heavy-duty drilling where deep, accurate holes are required for anchors, sleeves and rebar installations.

Advantages

The TURBODRILL SDS Max design provides stable, straight drilling performance in reinforced concrete and natural stone. Its long working length allows deep anchoring and through-hole preparation without frequent bit changes. The shank geometry ensures secure engagement with SDS Max chucks for efficient transfer of impact energy. The bit is built for durability under repetitive hammer drilling in construction environments.

Suitable for

• Drilling large-diameter anchor holes in concrete and masonry
• Preparing deep holes for chemical anchors and mechanical sleeves
• Installing rebar and dowels in structural elements
• Core-like through holes in stone and blockwork where rotary-hammer drilling is required

Key specifications

• Diameter: 45 mm
• Working (drilling) length: 780 mm
• Total length: 920 mm
• Shank type: SDS Max compatible
• Material suitability: concrete, reinforced concrete, natural stone, masonry

How to use

Securely mount the bit in an SDS Max rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Mark the drilling location and, if required, start with a pilot mark to stabilize the bit. Use steady axial pressure, allowing the tool's hammering action to drive the bit; avoid excessive force that could damage the bit or the tool. Clear drilling debris periodically by withdrawing the bit to improve drilling efficiency and to prevent binding. For deep holes, drill in stages if needed and verify hole alignment and depth before installing anchors or rebar.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment — safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask — and follow site safety procedures. Match drilling speed and impact settings to the substrate and use water flushing or dust extraction when required by the work environment or local regulations.