EXPERT HEX-9 multi construction drill bit

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Bosch EXPERT HEX-9 MultiConstruction 6 mm drill bit.

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High Precision drilling in multiple materials

Bosch drill bit with carbide tip for masonry.

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Accurate drilling is easier with Bosch Centering Geometry
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Start holes accurately with a specially designed centring tip
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High-performance carbide tip manufactured by fine grinding
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Optimised dust extraction channel for fast, efficient drilling

Precise Drilling in Every Material

EXPERT HEX-9 Multi Construction Drill Bit for Maximum Precision Drilling Multiple Materials

The modern construction site requires working on many different materials and you never know what you will need to drill next. Finding the right drill bit can be difficult and time-consuming – unless you have the EXPERT Multi Construction Drill Bit.

This highly versatile drill bit can drill accurately into hard materials, such as granite, without skidding – thanks to its sharp tip and advanced geometric design. Made from optimised carbide using our fine grinding manufacturing technique, it can also tackle concrete, brick, soft tile, wood and metal. It can always do a professional job – whatever the material.

A drill bit making a precise hole in a smooth tile surface.

Product Options

Available product options: 40

Part number	Diameter mm	Total length mm	Working length mm	Pack quantity	Price	Availability
2 608 902 248	3.00	90	45	1 Pcs	£5.69
2 608 902 249	3.50	90	45	1 Pcs	£5.81
2 608 902 250	4.00	90	45	1 Pcs	£5.69
2 608 902 251	4.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£8.14
2 608 902 252	5.00	100	50	1 Pcs	£6.02
2 608 902 253	5.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£7.86
2 608 902 254	5.50	100	60	1 Pcs	£6.29
2 608 902 255	5.50	150	90	1 Pcs	£7.34
2 608 902 256	6.00	100	60	1 Pcs	£6.35
2 608 902 257	6.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£7.68
2 608 902 258	6.00	250	200	1 Pcs	£12.55
2 608 902 259	6.50	100	60	1 Pcs	£6.17
2 608 902 260	6.50	150	90	1 Pcs	£7.86
2 608 902 261	6.50	250	200	1 Pcs	£12.55
2 608 902 262	7.00	100	60	1 Pcs	£6.68
2 608 902 263	7.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£8.35
2 608 902 264	7.00	250	200	1 Pcs	£13.64
2 608 902 265	8.00	100	50	1 Pcs	£7.86
2 608 902 266	8.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£8.56
2 608 902 267	8.00	250	200	1 Pcs	£13.37
2 608 902 268	8.00	400	350	1 Pcs	£21.84
2 608 902 269	9.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£8.56
2 608 902 270	10.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£10.56
2 608 902 271	10.00	250	200	1 Pcs	£15.73
2 608 902 272	10.00	400	350	1 Pcs	£24.59
2 608 902 273	11.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£13.64
2 608 902 274	12.00	150	90	1 Pcs	£13.94
2 608 902 275	12.00	250	200	1 Pcs	£15.46
2 608 902 276	12.00	400	350	1 Pcs	£33.00
2 608 902 277	14.00	200	150	1 Pcs	£18.38
2 608 902 278	14.00	250	200	1 Pcs	£17.96
2 608 902 279	16.00	200	150	1 Pcs	£35.72
2 608 902 280	16.00	400	350	1 Pcs	£57.68
2 608 902 281	4.00	90	45	10 Pcs	£51.18	Find a local dealer
2 608 902 282	5.00	100	50	10 Pcs	£54.17	Find a local dealer
2 608 902 283	5.50	100	60	10 Pcs	£56.53
2 608 902 284	6.00	100	60	10 Pcs	£57.13
2 608 902 285	7.00	100	60	10 Pcs	£60.10
2 608 902 286	8.00	150	90	10 Pcs	£77.04
2 608 902 287	10.00	150	90	5 Pcs	£76.07

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Frequently asked questions

Interface

Which shank type should I use, cylindrical (CYL) or hexagonal (HEX)?

The HEX shank has several benefits over the CYL shank. While both shank types fit into three-jaw chucks of a standard drill, the HEX shank offers a more secure connection: due to its geometry it won’t slip in the chuck. The HEX shank ensures maximum power transfer from your machine to the drill bit. The HEX shank also gives you more flexibility when choosing your tool: you can use it with standard drills with three-jaw chucks as well as impact drivers with ¼” internal hexagon tool holders. The 3-wing shank of our CYL-5 drill bits only fits three-jaw chucks, but otherwise it offers benefits similar to those of the HEX shank: it fits in the chuck securely, it doesn’t slip and ensures maximum power transfer from your machine to the drill bit.

Material

Which Impact and Rotary drill bits should I use to drill into concrete, brick, stone and various materials?

CYL-1: Suitable for brick and limestone. CYL-3: Suitable for concrete, soft stone, brick and limestone. CYL-5 / HEX-5: Suitable for concrete, soft stone, brick and limestone. The 3-wing shank of CYL-5 drill bits only fits three-jaw chucks, but otherwise it offers benefits of the HEX shank: it ensures a strong connection and maximum torque transmission from your machine to the drill bit. The HEX shank is also versatile: it fits into standard drills with three-jaw chucks and impact drivers with ¼"" internal hex tool holders. CYL-9 / HEX-9 Multi Construction: Suitable for various materials, including concrete, brick, soft ceramic tiles, wood, plastics, sheet metals, aluminium and multi-layered (sandwich) materials. The HEX shank ensures a strong connection and maximum torque transmission from your machine to the drill bit. It’s also versatile: it fits into standard drills with three-jaw chucks and impact drivers with ¼"" internal hex tool holders. Impact and Rotary drill bits come in diameters of up to (and including) 16 mm and total lengths of up to (and including) 400 mm. For larger diameters and lengths use SDS plus and SDS max drill bits for concrete and stone applications.

How can I tell if a tile is hard or soft?

A tile’s hardness is not always easy to determine. The Mohs scale or PEI rating is often used to indicate the grade of the material’s hardness. The price of the tile can also help you estimate its hardness: hard tiles normally cost more than the soft ones. The size of your tile can be an indicator as well. The tiles 30x30 cm or larger are normally hard (as, otherwise, considering their size, they would easily break).

Technique

What speed and gear should I use when drilling in concrete, brick, stone and various materials with my impact and rotary drill bits?

Choose gear 2 for the fastest results in all materials except for ceramic tiles. If your power tool doesn’t have gear settings, keep the speed at a high rpm, using the trigger. When drilling in ceramic tiles, the power tool should be set to gear 1 to prevent the drill bit from overheating. If you’re using a corded tool, in addition to setting it to gear 1, you also need to control the speed by pushing the trigger halfway only in order not to go over 500 rpm (as, otherwise, it will go up to 1000 rpm). If you’re using a cordless tool, you don’t need to control the speed through the trigger once the tool is set to gear 1, due to cordless tools’ lower rpm limit. If your tool doesn’t have gears, keep the speed at low rpm (max. 500 rpm), using the trigger.

Which drilling mode should I use when drilling in multiple materials with CYL-9 and HEX-9 MultiConstruction drill bits?

Use the impact mode when drilling in concrete, stone and full brick. Apply the rotary mode when drilling in metal, steel, wood and plastics as well as brittle materials, such as hollow brick and ceramic tiles.

Do I need to apply cooling when drilling with Bosch impact and rotary HEX and CYL drill bits?

Cooling can help extend the lifetime of your drill bit if applied in the right way, but you don’t need to apply it. When drilling in hard stone, we recommend letting the drill bit cool down each time you drilled a hole.

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