Bosch HCBG18T Blugranite Turbo Carbide Hammer Drill Bit 5-pack

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP HCBG18T is a BluGranite Turbo carbide hammer drill bit designed for demanding masonry applications. Built with a 4-grind head and multi-grind carbide centering tip, it delivers two additional cutting angles for faster starts and longer service life. The hex shank is impact-rated, allowing use in impact drivers as well as hammer drill/drivers. Bosch-made carbide construction handles heavy loads without premature wear. Milled U-flutes with deep-cut spirals move dust out of the hole quickly to maintain cutting speed. This 5-pack is suited for licensed contractors and trade professionals who cycle through masonry bits on active job sites.

The HCBG18T is built for drilling into brick, block, concrete, and other masonry substrates in both residential and commercial construction. The impact-rated hex shank makes it a versatile fit for tool inventories that include impact drivers alongside dedicated hammer drills. Typical applications include anchor hole prep, conduit penetrations, and structural fastener locations where consistent hole geometry and fast cycle times matter. The 10-inch useable length provides adequate depth for most through-wall and deep-anchor scenarios.

Key Features

• 4-grind head adds two extra cutting angles for longer bit life and faster drilling speed
• Multi-grind carbide centering tip provides accurate starts in brick and masonry without walking
• Impact-rated hex shank is compatible with impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers
• Milled U-flutes with deep-cut spirals deliver fast dust evacuation during drilling
• Bosch-made carbide construction rated for outstanding durability under heavy loads
• Comes in a 5-pack quantity for job-site efficiency

Compatibility

Designed for use in hex-shank-compatible impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers for masonry drilling applications. No specific tool model compatibility was provided by the manufacturer for this listing.

Installation Notes

Always power down and disconnect the tool before changing bits. Wear appropriate eye protection and a dust respirator when drilling masonry, per OSHA and site safety requirements. Allow the tool and bit to do the work at consistent speed rather than forcing feed pressure, which can shorten carbide life. Dispose of worn bits in accordance with local regulations.