YATO drill bit Urbis concrete 6 x 100 mm YT-4363

YATO Urbis concrete drill bit 6 x 100 mm (YT-4363) is designed for drilling precise holes in concrete and masonry. The bit's 6 mm diameter and 100 mm working length allow accurate preparation for anchors, dowels and fixings. Constructed for use with rotary and hammer drills, the tool provides consistent hole quality for construction, renovation and installation tasks when paired with an appropriate drill chuck type.

Advantages

The drill bit features a geometry optimised for penetrating concrete and hard masonry while maintaining straightness and hole tolerance. Durable material and secure connection to the drill reduce breakage risk during standard masonry drilling. The 100 mm length gives sufficient depth for most common anchor and fixing applications while keeping handling convenient and control predictable.

Suitable for

• Drilling pilot holes for wall anchors and dowels in concrete
• Masonry drilling for installation of fixtures and fittings
• Renovation and repair works where 6 mm holes are required
• Use with both rotary and hammer drills compatible with the bit's shank

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: 6 mm
• Working length: 100 mm
• Intended materials: concrete, masonry
• Compatible drill types: rotary and hammer drills with matching chuck
• Typical applications: anchor and dowel installation, fixture mounting

How to use

Mark the drilling location and secure the work area. Select a drill with a chuck compatible with the bit shank and set the appropriate drilling mode (rotary or hammer) according to the drill's instructions. Start drilling at low speed to position the bit, then increase speed and apply steady, moderate pressure to reach the required depth. Periodically withdraw the bit to remove debris and prevent clogging. After drilling, clean the hole before inserting anchors or dowels.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling into concrete. Choose a drill and chuck compatible with the bit shank; verify drill speed and hammer settings against the drill manufacturer's guidance to prolong bit life. For repeated or deep drilling, allow occasional pauses to avoid overheating and inspect the bit for wear before continued use.