Dewalt Accessories DD5114 Titanium Impact Drill Bit 7/32

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DD5114 is a 7/32-inch titanium impact drill bit engineered for use with 1/4-inch hex shank impact drivers. Built for tradespeople and contractors who drill into metal, wood, and plastic on a regular basis, this bit features a patented pilot point tip that eliminates bit walking at the start of each hole and produces clean, burr-free results. A patented web taper design increases bit rigidity to reduce the risk of breakage under the high-torque demands of impact drivers. Optimized flute geometry promotes fast chip extraction, keeping the bit clear and cutting efficiently throughout the drilling operation.

This bit is suited for a wide range of trade applications including electrical rough-in work, plumbing penetrations, and general fabrication tasks where clean, accurate holes are required in metal, wood, or plastic substrates. The 1/4-inch hex shank allows for quick bit changes in any standard impact driver without the need for a chuck key. The titanium construction provides added hardness and wear resistance compared to standard high-speed steel bits, making it appropriate for repetitive production drilling as well as jobsite use. Each package contains 5 bits.

Key Features

• Patented pilot point tip eliminates bit walking and produces burr-free holes
• Patented web taper increases rigidity and reduces bit breakage risk
• Optimized flute geometry for rapid chip extraction during drilling
• Titanium construction for enhanced hardness and extended service life
• Designed for 1/4-inch hex shank impact drivers
• Compatible with metal, wood, and plastic materials

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/4-inch hex shank impact drivers and suitable for drilling into metal, wood, and plastic. Fits any impact driver or drill accepting a standard 1/4-inch hex shank bit.

Installation Notes

Install the bit into a 1/4-inch hex shank impact driver or compatible drill by seating the hex shank fully into the bit holder until it locks. Apply steady, consistent pressure when starting a hole to allow the pilot point to engage the material before increasing speed. Wear appropriate eye protection when drilling metal or other hard materials. Inspect bits for wear or damage before each use and replace any bit showing signs of cracking or deformation.