Irwin
5026016 Masonry Drill Bit, Carbide Tip, 1/2 In. X 13 In.
Key Features
AI Generated- An 8‑pound package ensures the bit arrives safely.
- Fast drilling is achieved with the aggressive diamond‑ground geometry.
- Enjoy superior chip clearance with the slow spiral flute at Busy Beaver in Delmont, PA.
- With a 13‑inch overall length, this bit tackles deep drilling tasks efficiently.
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The Irwin 5026016 is a percussion masonry drill bit designed for drilling through tough materials like concrete, brick, and stone. Its carbide tip provides durability and maintains sharpness through repeated use, making it suitable for both rotary and percussion drilling applications. This 1/2-inch diameter bit is ideal for creating larger holes for fasteners, anchors, and structural installations in masonry work.
With a 13-inch overall length, this drill bit provides ample reach for deep drilling applications, accommodating jobs that require extended penetration into thick masonry. The nickel-plated finish delivers fast, smooth performance. Whether you're installing fence posts, running electrical conduit through masonry walls, or anchoring fixtures into concrete, this versatile bit handles demanding tasks with precision and efficiency.
Features and Benefits
- Carbide Tip: Stays sharp through repeated use and enables both rotary and percussion drilling in masonry materials.
- Nickel Plated: Delivers fast, smooth performance for reliable drilling results.
- 13-Inch Overall Length: Provides ample reach for deep drilling applications in thick masonry.
- Slow Spiral Flute Design: Facilitates quick and easy debris removal, reducing downtime and enhancing drilling efficiency.
- 1/2-Inch Diameter: Accommodates larger hole requirements for various fasteners and anchors.
Specifications
- Brand: Irwin
- Model: 5026016
- Diameter: 1/2 inch
- Overall Length: 13 inches
- Tip Type: Carbide
- Finish: Nickel plated
- Flute Design: Slow spiral, 1-flute
- Quantity: 1 piece
- Suitable for: Rotary and percussion drilling in masonry, concrete, and brick
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