Bosch HC2031 Sds-plus Rotary Hammer Drill Bit 7/32 in

Product Description

The BOSCH HC2031 is a carbide-tipped rotary hammer drill bit designed for drilling into concrete and masonry. Built with an SDS-Plus shank and a high speed steel body, it delivers the impact energy transfer needed for hammer drilling applications. The bit measures 7/32 inch (0.2188 inch) in diameter with a 4-inch usable flute length and a 6-inch overall length. Four flutes channel debris out of the hole as the bit advances, reducing bind and heat buildup. It meets ANSI standards and is sold as a single piece. Licensed contractors and trade technicians working with concrete anchoring systems or through-hole conduit and pipe penetrations will find this bit sized for common anchor applications.

The HC2031 is suited for residential and light commercial work where anchoring fasteners into concrete block, poured concrete, or masonry substrates is required. Typical applications include setting anchor bolts, drilling through-holes for conduit, pipe sleeves, and structural hardware. The SDS-Plus shank interfaces with any SDS-Plus rotary hammer, the most widely used hammer drill platform in the trade. The 7/32-inch diameter is a common size for drop-in anchors and sleeve anchors used in electrical and mechanical rough-in work.

Key Features

• Carbide-tipped cutting edge for durability in concrete and masonry
• SDS-Plus shank provides positive bit retention and efficient impact transfer
• Four-flute design clears debris and reduces heat during drilling
• 7/32-inch diameter fits common anchor sizes used in trade rough-in work
• Meets ANSI standards for dimensional accuracy
• 6-inch overall length with 4 inches of usable flute for deep anchor holes

Compatibility

Designed for use with SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills. The SDS-Plus shank is compatible with all tools equipped with a standard SDS-Plus chuck interface.

Installation Notes

Install using an SDS-Plus rotary hammer set to hammer-drill mode. Wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and hearing protection when drilling into concrete or masonry. Keep the bit perpendicular to the work surface to avoid binding and premature carbide wear. Clear the hole of dust and debris before setting anchors, as required by most anchor manufacturer specifications and applicable building codes.