Drill Bit Verto Szpicak SDS Plus 14x250 mm — 60H222

The Verto Szpicak SDS Plus 14x250 mm drill bit is designed for rotary and hammer drilling in concrete, masonry and natural stone. With a 14 mm diameter and 250 mm overall length, this SDS Plus bit provides extended reach for anchor holes, through-drilling and installation tasks where percussion drilling accuracy is required. The shank fits standard SDS Plus chucks and the carbide tip geometry is optimised for drilling speed and chip removal in dense materials.

Advantages

The drill bit combines a robust carbide tip with a hardened steel body to balance wear resistance and impact durability. Its 250 mm length enables deeper penetration without changing to extension accessories, while the 14 mm diameter is suitable for many common anchor and fixing sizes. Compatibility with SDS Plus systems ensures secure retention and efficient energy transfer from hammer drills and rotary hammers.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and through-holes in concrete
• Fixing installations in masonry and brick
• Creating passages for electrical conduits and plumbing in stone substrates
• Professional construction and renovation tasks requiring percussion drilling
• DIY projects that require precise holes in masonry

Key specifications

• Diameter: 14 mm
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Shank type: SDS Plus compatible
• Tip material: tungsten carbide tip for masonry drilling
• Body material: hardened steel for impact resistance

How to use

Insert the SDS Plus shank into the chuck of a compatible hammer drill or rotary hammer until it locks. Select hammer mode for concrete and masonry, or rotary mode where impact is not required. Start drilling at low speed to establish a centre point, then increase speed and apply steady axial pressure. Withdraw periodically to clear dust and debris for efficient chip evacuation and to avoid overheating the cutting edge. Replace the bit when wear or tip damage reduces drilling performance.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye protection and dust mask when drilling. For reinforcement or very hard concrete, use progressive drilling and consider pre-drilling smaller pilot holes. Match the hole diameter and depth to the anchor or fixing specifications for secure installation.