Drill bit Vorel 23990 — length 460 mm, single piece

Vorel 23990 drill bit, length 460 mm, supplied as a single piece. This long drill bit is designed for deep drilling tasks and extended-reach applications. It fits drills and rotary tools that accept its shank type and is intended for use in compatible materials where a longer working length is required for through-holes, conduit runs, or installation work.

Advantages

The extended 460 mm length provides deeper penetration without the need for extensions or multiple passes, reducing setup time on site. Manufactured to Vorel quality standards, the bit offers stable drilling performance and straightforward compatibility with common hand drills and rotary tools. Sold individually, it allows users to choose a single replacement or spare without purchasing a multi-pack.

Suitable for

• Deep holes in wood and soft building materials
• Running conduits and cables through walls or floors
• Installation tasks requiring extended reach
• Renovation and construction where access is limited

Key specifications

• Overall length: 460 mm
• Package quantity: single piece
• Intended use: deep drilling and extended-reach applications
• Compatibility: for drills and rotary tools that accept the corresponding shank

How to use

Secure the drill bit in the drill chuck according to the drill manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the bit is tightly clamped and correctly aligned. Select an appropriate speed and feed rate for the material being drilled; begin drilling with steady pressure and allow the bit to clear chips periodically to avoid binding. For long holes, withdraw the bit occasionally to remove debris and reduce heat buildup. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, and follow safety guidelines for the power tool in use.

Usage recommendations

Use the bit primarily in compatible materials such as wood and other soft building materials; avoid excessive lateral force and hammer-function modes unless the bit and tool are specified for such use. Match drill speed to material hardness and consider pilot holes when precise alignment is required.