Drill Bit (SDS-Plus) Smart 250 mm — point tip, for rotary hammers

Smart SDS-Plus drill bit, 250 mm length with a pointed tip, designed for use in SDS-Plus rotary hammers. The pointed (spike) tip improves starting accuracy and reduces walking on hard surfaces such as concrete, masonry and natural stone. This solid, single-piece drill bit is compatible with SDS-Plus chucks and is intended for professional and DIY rotary hammer applications where a precise drilling start and deep hole depth are required.

Advantages

The pointed tip provides accurate centring and reduces the need for pilot marks, enabling faster and more precise hole starts. The 250 mm length allows drilling to greater depths without changing accessories. Compatibility with SDS-Plus systems ensures secure seating in rotary hammer chucks and reliable power transfer. The geometry of the cutting edges and flute design evacuates debris effectively during rotary percussion drilling, maintaining drilling performance in concrete and masonry.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete for anchors and fasteners
• Creating openings in masonry and brickwork
• Working with natural stone where precise starting point is needed
• Professional and DIY rotary hammer tasks requiring deep holes

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS-Plus
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Tip style: pointed (spike) tip for accurate starts
• Intended material: concrete, masonry, stone
• Application: rotary hammer drilling with percussion

How to use

Insert the drill bit into an SDS-Plus rotary hammer chuck until it locks. Select the rotary percussion (hammer) mode on the tool. Position the pointed tip at the marked drilling location and start at low speed to ensure the tip seats correctly, then increase to normal drilling speed and apply steady axial pressure. Withdraw periodically to clear dust and debris from the hole and maintain drilling efficiency. Follow the rotary hammer manufacturer's safety and operating instructions during use.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and dust mask when drilling concrete or masonry. For longer service life, avoid overheating by withdrawing the bit occasionally to clear debris and allow cooling. Match drill diameter and depth to anchor and fastener requirements.