Dewalt Accessories DWA1214 Cobalt Drill Bit 7/32 in

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DWA1214 is an industrial-grade cobalt drill bit designed for drilling into stainless steel and other hard metals. It measures 7/32 inches in diameter and features a Pilot Point split tip that engages the workpiece on contact, eliminating bit walking and giving the operator greater positional control from the start of each hole. The cobalt construction provides the heat resistance and edge retention needed to maintain cutting speed through demanding materials. Licensed HVAC techs, plumbers, and electricians reach for this type of bit when field work requires clean, accurate holes in angle iron, I-beams, and stainless steel enclosures or brackets.

The DWA1214 is suited for trade applications where standard HSS bits lose their edge too quickly. Common use cases include drilling mounting holes in stainless steel panels, penetrating angle iron structural supports, and boring through I-beams during equipment installation. It is sold in a package of five, making it a practical choice for service trucks and job-site toolboxes where replacement bits are consumed regularly across a variety of hard-metal drilling tasks.

Key Features

• Pilot Point split tip starts on contact and eliminates bit walking for accurate hole placement
• Cobalt construction delivers superior heat resistance and extended edge life in stainless steel and hard metals
• Industrial-grade build rated for repeated use in demanding field and shop environments
• 7/32-inch diameter suits common fastener and anchor hole requirements in metal fabrication and equipment installation
• Sold in a five-piece pack to support ongoing job-site and service-vehicle needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard industrial cobalt drill bit suitable for use in any 3/8-inch or larger keyed or keyless drill chuck accepting straight-shank bits, for drilling into stainless steel, angle iron, I-beams, and similar hard metals.

Installation Notes

Cobalt drill bits should be installed in a drill with adequate torque and variable speed control; reduce spindle speed when drilling into hard metals to manage heat buildup and extend bit life. Always secure the workpiece firmly before drilling and use cutting fluid or oil on stainless steel to reduce friction and heat. Wear appropriate eye protection and ensure the drill chuck is fully tightened before operation.