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The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP HCFC2001 is a carbide SDS Plus rotary hammer drill bit from the Bulldog Xtreme series, designed for heavy-duty concrete and masonry drilling. With a 5/32-inch diameter and 6-inch overall length, this bit delivers four times the life in rebar compared to standard SDS Plus bits and 40 percent more life in concrete than competitive full-head carbide bits. Diffusion bonding technology creates a stronger carbide-to-steel bond, reducing premature wear and extending service intervals. Licensed HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and other trade professionals driving rotary hammers through concrete slabs, CMU block, and rebar-reinforced substrates will find this bit a direct fit for demanding site conditions.
The HCFC2001 is built for use in heavy-duty SDS Plus rotary hammers on commercial and residential jobsites where drilling through rebar-reinforced concrete is routine. The centric conical tip self-centers on entry, guiding the bit through concrete and producing rounder, more accurate holes. A wear mark on the bit body lets the operator confirm that hole diameter stays within spec throughout the bit's service life. The reduced carbide wear compared to two-cutter designs means fewer bit changes per shift, keeping crews productive on high-volume anchor, conduit, and mechanical sleeve installations.
Designed for use with heavy-duty SDS Plus rotary hammers. The 10 mm SDS Plus shank is compatible with standard SDS Plus chuck tooling found on professional-grade rotary hammers across major tool brands.
This bit is installed and operated by licensed electricians, plumbers, HVAC mechanics, and general trade contractors using SDS Plus rotary hammers. Confirm the tool chuck is fully seated and locked before operation. Always wear eye protection and dust-rated respiratory protection when drilling concrete or masonry, in accordance with applicable OSHA and site safety requirements. Inspect the bit for carbide damage or shank wear before each use and retire the bit when the wear mark indicates diameter loss.
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