Drill bit set YATO YT-44789 — 5 pcs, for aluminium, ceramic, concrete, PVC, steel, wood

The YATO YT-44789 — 5 pcs drill bit set is a compact multi-material solution for general drilling tasks. Designed for use with hand drills and drill drivers, this assortment covers common needs across aluminium, ceramic, concrete, PVC, steel and wood. The set contains five differently sized bits with hex shanks to ensure secure seating in chucks and quick bit changes.

Advantages

The set provides versatility by covering a wide range of materials in one kit, reducing the need to switch toolsets. Hex shanks improve grip and reduce slippage during use, while the included sizes accommodate typical household and light-construction applications. The bits are suitable for both metal and masonry work, making the set a practical choice when working on mixed-material projects.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in aluminium panels and profiles
• Preparing holes and anchors in ceramic tiles and masonry
• Installing or repairing PVC pipes and fittings
• Drilling pilot and through holes in steel and metal sheets
• Common woodworking tasks such as dowel and screw pilot holes

Key specifications

• Set composition: 5 drill bits for multi-material use
• Supported materials: aluminium, ceramic, concrete, PVC, steel, wood
• Shank type: hexagonal shank for secure clamping
• Intended tools: hand drills and drill drivers
• Application scope: metalworking, masonry anchoring, plumbing preparation, woodworking

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit from the set for the material and hole diameter required. Fit the hex shank into the drill chuck or quick-change holder and tighten securely. For masonry and concrete, use intermittent drilling with controlled pressure and, where applicable, a hammer-drill setting. For metal and PVC, use steady speed and appropriate cutting lubricant when drilling steel. When working with ceramic tiles, start with a low speed and light pressure or use a tile-specific approach to avoid cracking; consider backing the tile to reduce break-out. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear debris and prevent overheating.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Match drill speed and feed pressure to the material, and secure workpieces before drilling. For prolonged use in steel, apply cutting fluid to extend bit life; for masonry, remove dust from the hole before inserting anchors.