Drill bit STHOR 23418 — solid shank, length 900 mm, pack 1

STHOR 23418 is a single-pack drill bit with a solid shank and an overall length of 900 mm, created for drilling tasks that require extended reach. The one-piece design provides a stable connection to compatible power drills and rotary hammers, allowing users to work at greater depths or reach confined areas in construction, installation and maintenance jobs.

Advantages

The solid shank construction ensures reliable mounting and reduced flex during operation, improving drilling accuracy at long reach. With its extended 900 mm length, this drill bit reduces the need for workarounds or additional extensions when accessing deep holes or recessed fixing points. Supplied as a single unit per pack, the bit is easy to store and replace as needed.

Suitable for

• Deep-hole drilling in masonry and concrete when extended reach is required
• Installation of anchors and fasteners in walls and ceilings
• Maintenance tasks in confined or recessed spaces where standard-length bits are insufficient

Key specifications

• Overall length: 900 mm
• Shaft type: solid shank for stable mounting
• Packaging: single piece per pack
• Intended use: drilling with compatible rotary or percussion drills

How to use

Select a drill or rotary hammer compatible with long solid-shank bits and secure the STHOR 23418 firmly in the chuck or holder according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Mark the drilling position, set the appropriate drill speed and mode for the substrate, and apply steady, even pressure while allowing the tool to do the work. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and debris from the hole and to prevent overheating; use appropriate cooling or reduced feed if drilling in particularly hard materials.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection) and ensure the selected drill and accessories match the bit diameter and intended material. For best results in masonry or concrete, start with a pilot hole if required, and avoid excessive side loads to maintain bit straightness and prolong service life.