Bosch SDS Drill Bits for Concrete and Reinforced Concrete, 6 / 8 / 10 mm
A set of three SDS drill bits in the three sizes used most for wall plugs and anchors: 6, 8 and 10 mm, each 160 mm long with 100 mm of drilling depth. The 4-cutter carbide head is built to keep going when it meets rebar, which makes these concrete drill bits a good fit for fixing work in reinforced concrete as well as brick and block.
Bosch part number: 2 608 833 912 (also written 2608833912 or 2.608.833.912)
EAN: 6949509224064
The head is a cross of tungsten carbide embedded in the tip, so all four cutting edges share the load and the bit is less likely to snag on steel reinforcement. Four flutes carry dust out of the hole while you drill. These are hammer drill bits for rotary hammers with an SDS plus chuck; they do not fit SDS max machines or a standard three-jaw chuck.
What's included
- 1 x Ø6 mm drill bit, 100 mm working length, 160 mm total length
- 1 x Ø8 mm drill bit, 100 mm working length, 160 mm total length
- 1 x Ø10 mm drill bit, 100 mm working length, 160 mm total length
- Plastic tube with Euro hole
Technical data
| Specification |
Value |
| Series |
Bosch PRO SDS plus-5X |
| Shank |
SDS plus |
| Diameters |
6 / 8 / 10 mm |
| Working length |
100 mm |
| Total length |
160 mm |
| Cutting head |
4-cutter, tungsten carbide cross |
| Flutes |
4 |
| Materials |
Concrete, reinforced concrete, solid brick, sand-lime brick, concrete blocks |
| Suitable tools |
Rotary hammers with SDS plus chuck |
SDS plus or SDS max: which one fits your drill?
What is SDS plus?
SDS plus is the shank and chuck system used on most compact rotary hammers. The shank is 10 mm across and has two open grooves and two closed grooves, so the bit can slide back and forth for hammering while the chuck turns it.
SDS vs SDS plus: what's the difference?
"SDS" is often used as a general name. In practice, most bits and drills sold as "SDS" are SDS plus, so an "SDS drill" from a DIY or trade store will usually take these bits. Check the chuck or the drill's manual if you are not sure.
Will these bits fit an SDS max drill?
No. SDS max is a larger system for heavy rotary hammers and breakers: the shank is 18 mm across with five grooves. An SDS plus bit will not lock into an SDS max chuck, and an SDS max bit will not go into an SDS plus chuck. If your machine takes SDS max, look for SDS max drill bits instead.
