Dewalt Accessories DD5160 Titanium Impact Drill Bit Set

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DD5160 is a 10-piece titanium-coated impact drill bit set engineered for use with 1/4 inch hex shank impact drivers. Each bit features a patented web taper design that increases rigidity and reduces the risk of bit breakage under the high-torque loads generated by impact drivers. The patented Pilot Point tip, ranging from 3/16 inches to 1/2 inches, allows faster drilling than conventional split-point geometry while producing clean, burr-free holes and minimizing bit walking on entry. Licensed trades and maintenance technicians will find this set practical for daily production work in metal, wood, and plastic substrates.

This set is suited for residential and light commercial applications where an impact driver is the primary drilling tool. The bit assortment covers the most common hole sizes needed for mechanical, electrical, and general carpentry work. The included case keeps bits organized and accessible on the jobsite. Bit sizes included: 1/8 inches (x2), 9/64 inches, 5/32 inches, 11/64 inches, 3/16 inches, 7/32 inches, 1/4 inches, 5/16 inches, and 3/8 inches.

Key Features

• Patented web taper increases bit rigidity and reduces breakage in impact driver use
• Patented Pilot Point tip (3/16 inches to 1/2 inches) drills faster than conventional split-point bits
• Produces clean, burr-free holes with minimal bit walking on entry
• Designed for 1/4 inch hex shank impact drivers
• Titanium coating for extended bit life across metal, wood, and plastic
• 10-piece assortment with case for jobsite organization

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/4 inch hex shank impact drivers. Suitable for drilling in metal, wood, and plastic materials.

Installation Notes

Insert the 1/4 inch hex shank securely into the impact driver chuck before operation. Confirm the bit is fully seated and locked before applying power. Wear appropriate eye protection when drilling metal or plastic. Replace any bit that shows visible wear, chipping, or deformation before continued use.