Drill bit Verto SDS+ 12 mm for concrete, model 60H630

Verto SDS+ 12 mm drill bit for concrete, model 60H630, is a carbide-tipped masonry bit designed for efficient drilling in concrete and reinforced concrete. The SDS+ shank ensures reliable insertion and quick changes in compatible rotary hammers. This 12 mm diameter bit is intended for tasks that require precision and durability when creating holes for anchors, dowels, pipes or cable routes in construction and renovation work.

Advantages

The solid carbide tip provides wear resistance and sustained cutting performance in abrasive materials. The flute geometry evacuates dust effectively, reducing clogging and heat build-up during continuous use. The SDS+ shank design secures the bit in the hammer chuck to transmit impact energy efficiently while allowing fast tool-free bit changes. The 12 mm diameter offers a common size for anchor and fixing installations while maintaining good straightness and control.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete and reinforced concrete
• Installing anchors, expansion bolts and dowels
• Routing cables and pipes through masonry
• Construction, renovation and installation work with SDS+ rotary hammers

Key specifications

• Diameter: 12 mm
• Shank type: SDS+ compatible
• Tip material: carbide-tipped cutting head
• Intended material: concrete and masonry
• Typical use: impact drilling with rotary hammer

How to use

Fit the SDS+ shank into the rotary hammer chuck until it locks. Select appropriate hammer mode and speed according to your rotary hammer manual and the concrete hardness. Start drilling at low pressure to create a guide point, then apply steady forward pressure and allow the tool’s impact action to advance the hole. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust from the hole and flutes, which helps maintain drilling efficiency and reduce overheating. Use correct personal protective equipment, including eye and ear protection and a dust mask when drilling concrete.

Usage recommendations

For longer bit life, avoid excessive axial pressure and let the tool’s impact do the work. When drilling deep holes, remove the bit occasionally to clear debris. Use compatible SDS+ rotary hammers and match drilling speed to material hardness. Replace the bit if the carbide tip shows significant wear or if drilling performance declines.