Bosch HCFC2223 Sds-plus Rotary Hammer Drill Bit 3/4x8 in

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP HCFC2223 is a carbide-tipped SDS-plus rotary hammer drill bit engineered for drilling into concrete, masonry, and similar hard substrates. It features a 3/4-inch cutting diameter with a 6-inch usable flute length and an 8-inch overall length, giving tradespeople sufficient depth capacity for anchor bolt holes, conduit penetrations, and structural tie-ins. The SDS-plus shank provides positive chuck engagement and efficient hammer energy transfer without bit slippage during operation. This bit is part of the Bulldog Xtreme line, built for high-cycle rotary hammer use in demanding jobsite conditions.

This bit is suited for residential and commercial construction applications where repetitive concrete drilling is required. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors use bits like this to core anchor points, run penetrations through concrete block, and set fasteners in poured slabs or CMU walls. It is compatible with any SDS-plus rotary hammer accepting standard SDS-plus tooling. The package quantity of 50 makes this listing appropriate for supply houses, contractor procurement, and bulk jobsite stocking.

Key Features

• Carbide cutting tip for extended service life in concrete and masonry
• SDS-plus shank for positive engagement with SDS-plus rotary hammers
• 3/4-inch cutting diameter with 6-inch flute length for deep anchor and penetration work
• 8-inch overall length provides standoff clearance during close-quarters drilling
• Bulldog Xtreme design supports high-cycle rotary hammer applications
• Package quantity of 50 units for bulk contractor or supply-house use

Compatibility

Designed for use with SDS-plus rotary hammers accepting standard SDS-plus tooling. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of SDS-plus bits should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with rotary hammer operation. Always power down and unplug or battery-disconnect the tool before inserting or removing the bit. Verify the bit is fully seated and locked in the SDS-plus chuck before beginning drilling. When drilling near existing utilities, follow applicable OSHA and local codes for concrete penetration work.