Bsc Preferred QJDIB-MB-009 Masonry Drill Bit 3/8x6 in

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED QJDIB-MB-009 is a carbide-tipped masonry drill bit engineered for impact driver and hammer drill use in concrete, brick, and masonry applications. The bit measures 3/8 inch in diameter with a 6 inch overall length, making it well suited for through-hole drilling in block, mortar, and standard concrete. A brazed carbide tip delivers extended wear life compared to standard steel bits. The wide-flute geometry accelerates dust and debris evacuation from the bore, reducing heat buildup and keeping the cutting edge cooler during sustained drilling cycles. This bit is a standard consumable for licensed contractors, tile setters, and general tradespeople working in masonry construction or renovation.

This bit is appropriate for residential and light commercial masonry work, including anchor setting, conduit penetrations, plumbing stub-out points, and fixture mounting through concrete or brick walls. Its impact-ready construction means it withstands the rotary-hammer and SDS-style impact forces common on job sites without shank or tip fracture under normal use. It is sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement in a mixed-size bit kit.

Key Features

• Brazed carbide tip for extended service life in abrasive masonry materials
• Impact-ready design rated for use with hammer drills and impact drivers
• Wide flute geometry promotes rapid dust and debris removal during drilling
• 3/8 inch diameter x 6 inch length suits common anchor and penetration applications
• Sold individually (each) with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style consumable replacement for 3/8 inch masonry drill bits used in standard hammer drills and rotary hammer tools with compatible chuck sizes.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified contractor or tradesperson familiar with masonry drilling procedures. Always wear eye protection and a dust mask rated for concrete particulate when drilling masonry. Confirm the drill speed and impact setting are appropriate for the substrate before starting. Do not use this bit in standard rotary-only mode on reinforced concrete without confirming the tool is set to hammer mode.