Dewalt Accessories DWA5024 3/8 in Black Gold Ir Drill Bit 3pk

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DWA5024 is a 3/8 inch black and gold impact-ready (IR) drill bit sold in a pack of three. The black and gold coating reduces friction during drilling, which extends the working life of the bit and helps maintain hole accuracy over repeated use. This type of bit is suited for trade professionals who need a consistent, durable twist bit for daily production drilling tasks. The 3-pack format minimizes downtime by keeping backups on hand. At 0.11 pounds for the package, the set is compact enough to carry in a tool bag or pouch without adding significant weight to a kit.

The DWA5024 is designed for drilling into a range of common job-site materials. General contractors, carpenters, electricians, and plumbers running holes through wood, composite materials, and similar substrates will find the 3/8 inch size appropriate for conduit knock-outs, pilot holes, and fastener clearance applications. The IR designation indicates the bit is built to handle the higher torque output of impact drivers in addition to standard corded and cordless drills, making it versatile across a typical trade tool inventory.

Key Features

• 3/8 inch diameter for standard clearance and pilot hole applications
• Black and gold coating reduces friction and extends bit life
• Impact-ready (IR) construction handles high-torque impact driver output
• Pack of 3 provides immediate replacements without a separate order
• Lightweight package at 0.11 pounds for easy portability

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 3/8 inch shank drill bit compatible with corded and cordless drills as well as impact drivers accepting round-shank or hex-shank bits of this diameter. Confirm shank style matches your chuck type before installation.

Installation Notes

Secure the bit firmly in the chuck or collet before operation and verify the chuck key is removed before starting the tool. Use appropriate eye protection and, where applicable, a dust mask when drilling into materials that generate fine particulate. Allow the bit to cool between extended drilling sessions to preserve the coating and cutting edge. Dispose of worn bits properly and replace with a fresh bit from the pack rather than continuing to use a damaged tip.