Dewalt Accessories DWA5004 Drill Bit 1/16 Inch 2 Piece 5 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DWA5004 is a 1/16 inch black and gold drill bit sold in a two-piece configuration, packaged in units of five. The black and gold finish serves a functional purpose: the black oxide layer reduces friction during drilling while the gold titanium-style coating increases surface hardness for extended bit life. Each bit is precision-ground for accurate starting and consistent hole diameter. At 0.04 pounds per pack, the DWA5004 is a lightweight consumable suited for repetitive drilling tasks where bit replacement is part of the workflow. Licensed tradespeople and experienced DIYers who drill small-diameter holes in metal, wood, or plastic will find this a practical stock item.

The DWA5004 is designed for small-diameter drilling applications across residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. The 1/16 inch diameter makes it appropriate for pilot holes, sheet metal work, cabinetry, and electrical rough-in tasks requiring precise small-bore entry points. Selling in packs of five two-piece sets means a technician or contractor can keep multiple packs on hand without frequent reorder interruption. This bit fits standard keyed and keyless drill chucks commonly found on corded and cordless drills across the trade.

Key Features

• Black and gold finish reduces friction and improves surface hardness for longer bit life
• 1/16 inch diameter for precise small-bore drilling in a variety of materials
• Two bits per unit provides an immediate backup on the job
• Packed in quantities of five units for convenient jobsite stocking
• Lightweight at 0.04 pounds per pack for easy transport in a tool bag or service vehicle

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style consumable drill bit compatible with standard keyed and keyless drill chucks accepting 1/16 inch round shanks on corded and cordless drill drivers.

Installation Notes

Drill bits of this diameter are installed by licensed electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors as part of routine drilling operations. Secure the bit firmly in the chuck before use and confirm the drill is set to the appropriate speed for the material being drilled. Disconnect or power down the tool before changing bits. Avoid excessive lateral pressure on small-diameter bits, as the 1/16 inch size is susceptible to breakage under side loading.