DEWALT Masonry Drill Bit 10mm x 150mm
- SKU
- DEWDT6560QZ
- EAN
- 5011402372850
- Brand
- DEWALT
DEWALT 10mm masonry drill bit with 130° carbide tip. Ideal for brick, block & stone drilling in rotary/percussion tools.
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- Diameter
- 10.0mm
- Overall Length (OL)
- 150mm
- Working Length (WL)
- 82mm
- Weight
- 54g
- Drilling masonry
- Drilling brickwork/blockwork
- Drilling stone
- Anchor hole creation
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- Diameter: 10.0mm
- Overall Length (OL): 150mm
- Working Length (WL): 82mm
- Tip: 130° Douglas Form carbide
- Weight: 54g
- Suitable For: Rotary & percussion drilling
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