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The FREUD DMAPL4010 is a 5/32-inch x 2-inch x 4-inch SDS-Plus hammer drill bit engineered for drilling into concrete containing rebar. Built with a full-carbide head and a 4-cutter geometry, this bit is designed to handle the mechanical stress imposed by high-powered rotary hammer drills while simultaneously cutting through embedded rebar. Tri-metal diffusion bonding technology bonds the carbide head to the shank, improving heat resistance and reducing the risk of head separation or breakage during heavy-use applications. The precision-ground tip promotes hole accuracy and stability, meeting ANSI standards for anchor-setting applications in structural concrete work.
This bit is suited for concrete drilling tasks in residential and commercial construction where rebar-reinforced slabs, walls, or footings are present. Typical applications include anchor bolt installation, post-installed fastener systems, and structural attachment points that require ANSI-compliant hole quality. The SDS-Plus shank fits corded and cordless SDS-Plus rotary hammers. This bit ships in a package quantity of 5 units, making it practical for jobsite stocking by concrete, masonry, and general construction trades.
Designed for use with corded and cordless SDS-Plus rotary hammers. Optimized for drilling in rebar-reinforced concrete for anchor-setting and structural fastening applications.
Installation is performed by concrete and masonry tradespeople using SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills. Before drilling, verify the drill chuck accepts SDS-Plus shanks and that the hammer mode appropriate to the material is selected. Always wear eye protection and dust control equipment when drilling into concrete, as required by applicable jobsite safety standards. Do not use this bit with standard keyed or keyless drill chucks.
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