Drill Bit Smart SDS+ 6 mm for Concrete, model 17-06160

Smart SDS+ 6 mm for Concrete, model 17-06160, is a 6 mm diameter rotary hammer drill bit designed for use with SDS+ shank rotary hammers. Intended for drilling in concrete and masonry, this bit produces precise small-diameter holes suitable for anchor bolts, dowels and other fastenings. The geometry and shank design ensure compatibility with SDS+ chucks and reliable transfer of impact energy for efficient drilling in hard substrates.

Advantages

The drill bit offers stable centring and consistent hole diameter when used at recommended speeds and feed forces, minimizing wobble during drilling. Its SDS+ shank enables quick and secure mounting in compatible rotary hammer tools, improving workflow on construction and installation tasks. The bit's design focuses on durability and efficient percussive drilling performance in concrete and masonry, which helps reduce drilling time for each hole.

Suitable for

• Drilling 6 mm holes in reinforced and non-reinforced concrete
• Installing anchor bolts, dowels and wall plugs
• Electrical and plumbing mounting points in masonry
• General construction and renovation tasks requiring small-diameter holes

Key specifications

• Shank type: SDS+ compatible shank for rotary hammer tools
• Drill diameter: 6 mm
• Primary use: concrete and masonry drilling
• Intended hole application: anchors, dowels, fastenings
• Tool compatibility: rotary hammers with SDS+ chuck

How to use

Secure the drill bit in an SDS+ rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Mark the drilling point and start drilling at low speed to create a pilot position, then apply steady feed pressure while allowing the rotary hammer's percussive action to do the work. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and debris from the hole for consistent progress. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling.

Usage recommendations

For best results in reinforced concrete, use a carbide-tipped bit and moderate feed pressure; avoid excessive lateral force that can shorten bit life. Match drill speed and hammer settings to the substrate hardness and follow anchor or dowel manufacturer guidance for hole depth and cleaning before fixing.