Dewalt DWH002SBH Stop Bit Head Replacements 3 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT DWH002SBH is a 3-pack of stop bit head replacements designed for use with DEWALT onboard dust extractors. These components maintain the dust extraction seal around shouldered stop bits during rotary hammer drilling operations. The stop bit head creates the interface between the drill bit and the dust extractor shroud, enabling OSHA Table 1 compliant dust control while drilling holes with shouldered stop bits up to 1.5 inches in diameter. Licensed trades professionals and industrial contractors working on concrete, masonry, and similar substrates will find these replacements essential for keeping extraction systems performing to compliance standards.

These stop bit head replacements are suited for job sites where silica dust control is required under OSHA Table 1 guidelines. They are used when drilling through concrete, block, or masonry with rotary hammers equipped with a compatible DEWALT onboard dust extractor. Replacing worn stop bit heads restores the proper seal around the bit shank, preventing dust bypass and maintaining the integrity of the extraction path. This makes them a routine consumable for contractors running dust-control programs on construction or renovation projects.

Key Features

• Supports OSHA Table 1 compliant dust extraction while drilling
• Compatible with shouldered stop bits up to 1.5 inches in diameter
• Sold in a 3-pack for job site stocking convenience
• OEM replacement part for maintaining extractor shroud seal integrity
• Designed for use with DEWALT onboard dust extractor attachments

Compatibility

Designed for use with DEWALT onboard dust extractors D25303DH and DWH303DH.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by the tool operator or a qualified power tool technician. Power down and disconnect the rotary hammer from any power source before replacing the stop bit head. Follow DEWALT service documentation for the specific extractor model to ensure proper seating and retention of the replacement head. Confirm the new stop bit head seals correctly around the bit shank before resuming drilling operations.