Drill bit STANLEY STA50110 11 mm diameter, 142 mm length, 1 pc

STANLEY STA50110 drill bit, single piece with an 11 mm diameter and a length of 142 mm, is intended for use with handheld and bench drills. This replacement or spare bit is designed for general drilling tasks and is suitable for work in wood and certain softer materials; the supplied technical details indicate compatibility with metal as well. The product is a single 11 mm drill bit finished in black and supplied as one unit.

Advantages

The single-piece design provides straightforward installation and replacement in standard drill chucks. The 11 mm diameter and 142 mm length give reach for medium-depth holes while fitting common drill sizes. A black finish aids visual contrast against lighter materials and may limit surface reflections during use. As a branded STANLEY accessory, the bit can serve as a spare for construction, carpentry, and general DIY toolkits.

Suitable for

• Drilling medium-diameter holes in wood
• Replacement bit for handheld and bench drills
• Carpentry, construction and general DIY repairs
• Working with certain softer materials and light metal tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 11 mm
• Overall length: 142 mm
• Finish: black
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Suitable materials: wood and certain softer materials; indicated compatibility with metal

How to use

Select an appropriate drill and secure the STANLEY STA50110 bit in the chuck, tightening to prevent slippage. Set the drill speed according to the material: lower speeds for metals and higher speeds for softwoods, observing standard safety practices such as clamping the workpiece and wearing eye protection. Begin drilling with steady pressure, withdraw periodically to clear chips when drilling deeper holes, and cool the bit if performing continuous metal work.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match drill speed and feed pressure to the material being drilled, clamp the workpiece securely, and inspect the bit before use for wear or damage. Replace the bit if cutting performance degrades to maintain hole quality and reduce the risk of breakage.