Drill Bit Verto 6 mm cylindrical for concrete, model 60H190

Verto cylindrical drill bit 6 mm (model 60H190) is designed for drilling into concrete and masonry with compact precision. The 6 mm diameter and cylindrical shank make it suitable for use with hammer and rotary drills that accept straight shanks. This drill bit is intended to create accurate small-diameter holes for anchors, screws and dowels during construction, renovation and mounting tasks where a neat, consistent hole in concrete or similar materials is required.

Advantages

The drill bit features a cylindrical shank that provides stable clamping in standard drill chucks and enables quick bit changes. Its geometry is optimized for masonry and concrete to produce clean holes with reduced chipping around the entry point. The 6 mm diameter offers a balance between small-clearance drilling and structural accuracy, allowing precise placement of anchors and dowels. The tool is compact, suitable for confined spaces, and compatible with both hammer action and rotary drilling modes when used with an appropriate drill.

Suitable for

• Drilling 6 mm holes in concrete for plastic or metal anchors
• Masonry and brick drilling for screws and dowels
• Renovation and light construction tasks requiring small, precise holes
• Mounting fixtures, brackets and fittings on concrete surfaces

Key specifications

• Diameter: 6 mm
• Shank type: cylindrical (straight) shank for standard chucks
• Intended material: concrete and masonry
• Recommended drill modes: hammer (percussion) and rotary where applicable
• Typical applications: anchor and dowel hole drilling, light construction work

How to use

Mark the drilling point and ensure the work surface is stable. Select a drill with a chuck that accepts a 6 mm cylindrical shank and, if available, enable hammer mode for reinforced concrete. Position the bit perpendicular to the surface and apply steady pressure while drilling; avoid excessive lateral force that can cause bit breakage. Withdraw the bit occasionally to clear dust and maintain drilling efficiency. After reaching the required depth, clean the hole of debris before inserting anchors or fasteners.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when drilling concrete. For best results, match drill speed and hammer action to the material: lower speeds with hammer action for reinforced concrete, moderate speeds for plain concrete and masonry. Replace the bit if wear reduces cutting performance or if the tip becomes deformed.