Masonry drill bit YATO YT-44784, 7 mm, single piece

YATO YT-44784 masonry drill bit, 7 mm diameter, single piece, is designed for drilling precise 7 mm holes in masonry materials such as brick, concrete and natural stone when used with compatible rotary or hammer drills. The bit is suitable for professional construction and repair tasks as well as DIY projects that require fastening anchors, dowels or other fasteners into hard substrates. Its hex shank enables secure grip in quick-change chucks and impact drivers.

Advantages

The 7 mm masonry drill bit offers a hardened tip and optimized flute geometry for efficient dust removal and stable drilling progress in masonry. Its compact length is balanced for controlled handling in confined spaces while the hex shank reduces slippage and allows fast bit changes. Supplied as a single piece, it is convenient for targeted replacements or specific fastening jobs without excess packaging.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor or dowel holes in brick and concrete
• Creating 7 mm fixing points for fixtures and fittings
• Repair and maintenance tasks on masonry surfaces
• Use with cordless or corded drills and impact drivers that accept hex shanks

Key specifications

• Drill bit type: masonry
• Diameter: 7 mm
• Overall length: 85 mm
• Shank type: hex
• Compatible materials: brick, concrete, natural stone; also suitable for use in a range of construction materials including ceramic and some composites when used appropriately
• Finish/colour: red and silver
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Secure the bit in a compatible drill or impact driver with a hex chuck. Select the appropriate drill mode—rotary hammer mode for concrete and dense masonry, standard rotary mode for softer blocks—and set a moderate feed pressure to avoid bit wandering. Begin at low speed to establish the hole, then increase speed while maintaining steady pressure. Periodically withdraw the bit to clear debris and allow cooling, especially when drilling deeper holes for anchors.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask when drilling masonry. Match drill mode to material hardness and choose an appropriate anchor or fastener for the 7 mm hole. For precise depth, mark the bit with tape or use a depth stop. Avoid excessive lateral force to prevent bit breakage and ensure longer tool life.