Bosch HCBG02T Blugranite Turbo Carbide Hammer Drill Bit 5-pack

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP HCBG02T is a 5/32-inch carbide hammer drill bit designed for drilling into brick, block, concrete, and masonry. Part of the BluGranite Turbo series, it features a 4-grind head with two additional cutting angles compared to standard masonry bits, and a multi-grind carbide centering tip for accurate starts. The hex shank is impact-rated, allowing use in both hammer drill/drivers and impact drivers. Bosch-made carbide construction is built to handle heavy loads with outstanding durability. This listing includes a package of 5 bits, each measuring 6 inches in overall length with a 3-inch flute length and 3-inch usable length.

The HCBG02T is suited for residential and commercial masonry drilling applications where speed and bit longevity are priorities. Typical install scenarios include anchor setting, conduit penetrations, and fixture mounting in concrete block or brick construction. The impact-rated hex shank adds versatility for crews running 18-volt impact drivers alongside standard hammer drills. The 5-piece pack format suits service vans and job-site bags where bit replacement is routine.

Key Features

• 4-grind head delivers 2 additional cutting angles for faster drilling speed and extended bit life
• Multi-grind carbide centering tip for accurate starts in brick and masonry surfaces
• Impact-rated hex shank compatible with impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers
• Milled U-flutes with deep-cut spirals for fast dust and debris removal
• Bosch-made carbide construction rated for heavy-load applications
• Pack of 5 bits for job-site efficiency

Compatibility

Designed for use in impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers equipped with a hex chuck or quick-change chuck that accepts a standard hex shank bit.

Installation Notes

Installation and drilling should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with masonry anchor and penetration work. Always wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and a dust mask when drilling masonry. Confirm the drill is set to hammer mode when drilling into concrete or block. Avoid applying excessive lateral force, which can chip the carbide tip or cause premature bit failure.