Eagle Cutting Tool SDS4350-1875-6-D Sds Masonry Drill Bit

Product Description

The EAGLE CUTTING TOOL SDS4350-1875-6-D is an SDS masonry drill bit designed for rotary hammer drilling into concrete, block, brick, and other masonry substrates. The bit measures 3/16 inch in diameter with a 6-5/8 inch overall length, giving it enough reach for anchor holes, conduit penetrations, and fixture mounting in both residential and light commercial applications. The delta-style carbide tip geometry promotes efficient chip evacuation and helps maintain hole accuracy through hard aggregate. Weighing just 0.13 pounds, it is a lightweight option suited for repeated overhead or wall drilling.

This bit is intended for use with SDS-style rotary hammers and combination hammer drills that accept the SDS chuck system. Typical applications include setting wedge anchors, drop-in anchors, and sleeve anchors in concrete slabs and masonry walls. Electricians, plumbers, and general contractors frequently reach for a bit in this diameter and length when running conduit, hanging pipe supports, or securing electrical boxes to masonry surfaces.

Key Features

• 3/16 inch diameter suited for standard small-anchor and conduit-support hole sizes
• 6-5/8 inch overall length provides reach through block walls and thick substrates
• Delta carbide tip geometry for aggressive penetration and chip removal
• SDS shank for positive engagement with SDS rotary hammer chucks
• Lightweight at 0.13 pounds for reduced fatigue during repetitive drilling

Compatibility

Designed for use with SDS-chuck rotary hammers and combination hammer drills that accept the standard SDS tool holder format, commonly used for drilling into concrete, brick, block, and similar masonry materials.

Installation Notes

A licensed electrician, plumber, or qualified contractor typically installs fasteners requiring this size of masonry hole. Confirm the rotary hammer is set to the correct drilling mode before inserting the bit, and verify the SDS chuck is fully engaged before operation. Always wear eye protection and appropriate PPE when drilling overhead or into existing structures. Inspect the carbide tip for chipping or wear before each use and replace the bit if the tip is damaged.