Drill bit STANLEY STA53207 — 6 mm diameter, 123 mm length, 1 piece

STANLEY STA53207 drill bit — single-piece 6 mm diameter with a 123 mm overall length designed for standard drilling tasks. This drill bit is intended for use with handheld or stationary drills and delivers a consistent 6 mm bore when used at appropriate speed and with the correct drill type. It is suitable for working with wood, metal and masonry when matched to the proper drill settings and technique, and is offered as a single unit for maintenance, installation and repair work that requires a reliable, repeatable hole size.

Advantages

The solid construction provides dimensional accuracy and straight drilling over the full 123 mm length. Compatibility with common drill chucks makes the bit easy to install and change. Its 6 mm diameter is a common size for fasteners and dowels, reducing the need for additional sizing work. Supplied as a single piece, the bit is convenient for projects where one reliable diameter is required without excess extras.

Suitable for

• Drilling pilot holes for screws and bolts in wood and metal
• Creating 6 mm holes for anchors and dowels in masonry and concrete when using the correct drill and masonry technique
• General maintenance, installation and repair tasks requiring a consistent 6 mm bore

Key specifications

• Diameter: 6 mm
• Overall length: 123 mm
• Materials: suitable for wood, metal and masonry when used with appropriate drill and speed
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Fit the drill bit securely into the drill chuck and tighten according to the drill manufacturer's instructions. Select a drill speed and feed appropriate to the material: lower speeds for masonry with an appropriate hammer or masonry drill, medium speeds for metal with cutting lubricant if required, and higher speeds for wood. Position the bit at the required angle and apply steady, even pressure; withdraw occasionally when drilling deep holes to clear chips. After use, clean the bit and store it dry to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Match drill speed and technique to the material, and use cutting fluid for metal and an appropriate hammer/bit type for masonry to extend tool life and ensure accurate 6 mm holes.