Masonry drill bit set Verto 60H685 — 5 pcs (sizes: 5, 6×110 mm, 8, 10, 12×160 mm)

Verto 60H685 is a set of five masonry drill bits made for drilling in brick, concrete and natural stone. The set contains five carbide-tipped bits in diameters intended for both shallow and deep drilling: two shorter bits for light anchoring and three longer bits for deeper holes. The shanks are compatible with hammer-drill operation and are designed to transfer impact force effectively for fast penetration in masonry materials.

Advantages

The carbide tips provide increased hardness and wear resistance for longer life when drilling abrasive masonry. A mix of short and long bit lengths covers common installation tasks, from fixing light fittings to creating channels for anchors. Shanks designed for hammer drilling improve impact energy transfer and reduce walking on the surface, enabling more accurate starts. The set packaging groups five commonly used diameters for convenience and faster job-site selection.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes for anchors and wall plugs in brick and concrete
• Installing fixtures and mounting brackets in masonry
• Creating openings for pipe or cable passages through stone or block
• General repair and renovation tasks on masonry surfaces

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 5
• Diameters included: 5 mm; 6 mm (length 110 mm); 8 mm; 10 mm; 12 mm (length 160 mm for larger diameters)
• Tip material: carbide-tipped for improved cutting and wear resistance
• Suitable tool type: hammer drill with compatible shank
• Application materials: brick, concrete, natural stone and similar masonry

How to use

Select the drill bit diameter appropriate for the anchor or fixture. Secure the bit in the hammer drill chuck or SDS-plus holder according to the drill’s instructions. For shallow holes, use the shorter bits; for deeper anchors or through-holes use the longer bits. Start drilling at low speed to establish the pilot point, then apply steady pressure and use the hammer function for masonry. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear dust and allow cooling. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the hole diameter and depth to the anchor manufacturer’s specifications, use incremental drilling when enlarging existing holes, and keep the bit clean from debris. Avoid excessive lateral force to prevent premature tip wear; replace bits when carbide tips show visible damage or significant loss of cutting performance.