Silverline Hex Shank Tile & Glass Drill Bit, 8mm
8mm hex shank tile & glass drill bit with tungsten carbide tip for clean holes in ceramics and glass.
The Silverline 8mm Hex Shank Tile & Glass Drill Bit is designed for precision drilling in delicate materials such as ceramic tiles, glass, and mirrors. Its spear-headed tungsten carbide tip ensures clean and accurate holes every time, making it an essential tool for professional tradesmen and DIY enthusiasts alike.
The 6mm (1/4”) hex shank provides a secure fit in standard hex chucks, reducing the risk of slippage for enhanced control and stability. For optimal performance, use low drill pressure and frequent lubrication to prolong the bit’s lifespan and improve drilling efficiency.
Ideal for * Ceramic tiles * Glass * Mirrors
Additional Specifications * Drill Diameter: 8mm * Shank Size: 6mm (1/4”) * Tip Material: Tungsten Carbide * Usage Tip: Apply low pressure and lubricate frequently for best results.
- Diameter: 8mm
- Hex Shank Size: 6mm (1/4”)
- Tip Material: Tungsten Carbide
- Weight: 20g
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