Bosch HCFC2000 Sds-plus Rotary Hammer Drill Bit 5/32x4

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP HCFC2000 is a carbide-tipped SDS-plus rotary hammer drill bit engineered for drilling into concrete, masonry, and similar hard substrates. Part of the Bulldog Xtreme series, this bit measures 5/32 inch in diameter with a 2-inch usable flute length and an overall length of 4 inches. The SDS-plus shank interface allows for tool-free bit changes on compatible rotary hammer chucks and delivers efficient hammer energy transfer during drilling. Licensed contractors, masonry tradespeople, and commercial construction crews rely on this bit type for anchor setting, conduit penetrations, and structural fastening work.

This bit is suited for use in light to medium-duty rotary hammer applications in residential and commercial construction. Typical install scenarios include setting concrete anchors, drilling penetrations for plumbing or electrical rough-in through concrete slabs and block walls, and general masonry boring. The 5/32-inch diameter is a common size for wedge anchor and sleeve anchor pilot holes in thinner concrete sections. This SKU ships in a package quantity of 200 units, making it appropriate for contractor bulk purchasing or distributor stocking.

Key Features

• SDS-plus shank for tool-free bit changes and efficient hammer energy transfer
• Carbide tip construction for durability in concrete and masonry
• 5/32-inch diameter with 2-inch flute length and 4-inch overall length
• Bulldog Xtreme design optimized for rotary hammer drilling applications
• Package quantity of 200 units for bulk contractor or distributor use

Compatibility

Designed for use with SDS-plus rotary hammer chucks. Fits any rotary hammer tool equipped with a standard SDS-plus chuck interface.

Installation Notes

Install and remove this bit only with the rotary hammer tool powered off and disconnected from its power source. SDS-plus bits seat with a push-and-click motion into compatible chucks — no wrenches required. When drilling into concrete or masonry, allow the hammer mechanism to do the work; avoid applying excessive lateral force, which can cause bit deflection or breakage. Always wear appropriate eye protection and follow applicable OSHA and site-specific PPE requirements when operating rotary hammer tools.