Drill bit STANLEY STA54232 for rotary hammer, Ø10 mm, length 460 mm, 1 pc

STANLEY STA54232 drill bit for rotary hammer, Ø10 mm and 460 mm long, is designed to make deep, precise holes in concrete and masonry. The single-piece bit features an SDS-plus shank for secure retention in compatible rotary hammers and is intended for applications where extended reach and reliable impact drilling performance are required. This tool is suitable for creating anchor holes, through-holes and other heavy-duty renovation openings in hard substrates.

Advantages

The solid 10 mm diameter and extended 460 mm length allow access to recessed or deep drilling points without the need for extensions. The SDS-plus connection ensures quick, tool-free bit changes and positive engagement with rotary hammer chucks. Constructed for impact drilling into concrete and similar materials, the bit maintains straight drilling trajectory and consistent debris removal when used in appropriate hammer drills.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor holes in concrete and masonry
• Through-holes for pipes, conduits or fixings
• Deep or recessed drilling in renovation and construction
• Professional and DIY heavy-duty concrete drilling tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 10 mm
• Total length: 460 mm
• Shank type: SDS-plus
• Material compatibility: concrete and masonry
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Fit the SDS-plus shank into a compatible rotary hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the chuck locks the bit securely. Select the hammer or hammer-drill mode and set appropriate rotation speed and impact settings for concrete. Position the bit perpendicular to the work surface, start drilling at low speed to establish the hole, then apply steady pressure and allow the hammer action to advance the bit. Withdraw periodically to clear dust and debris for efficient cutting and to avoid binding.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling concrete. For best results, use with rotary hammers that support SDS-plus bits and match drilling parameters to bit diameter and material hardness. Replace the bit if wear or damage reduces performance.