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The FREUD DMARG1020 is a carbide-tipped hammer drill bit engineered for fast, accurate drilling in concrete, masonry, and stone. Part of the Speed Demon red granite series, this bit features a unique brazing and hardening process that extends carbide tip life and maintains productivity through high-cycle use. The multi-ground grip point tip geometry provides aggressive bit starts and produces clean holes with minimal wandering. At 5/32 inches in diameter with a 3-inch working length and 6-inch overall length, it fits standard rotary hammer and hammer drill chucks. Licensed contractors and trade professionals working in concrete and masonry applications will find this bit built for both cordless and corded tools.
This bit is suited for residential and commercial construction tasks requiring reliable penetration into concrete, block, brick, and natural stone. Typical applications include anchor hole drilling, conduit rough-in, plumbing penetrations, and mechanical attachment points. The impact-strong shank design maintains stability and resists shank deformation during extended use in both corded hammer drills and cordless impact-rated drill drivers. The 5/32-inch diameter is a commonly specified size for light-duty anchoring and fastener pilot holes in masonry substrates. Sold in a package quantity of 5, this part is practical for stocking service vehicles or shop inventories.
Designed as a replacement or stock bit for standard rotary hammer drills and hammer drill drivers accepting a standard round shank; compatible with corded and cordless tools rated for hammer or impact drilling in concrete and masonry.
Installation and drilling should be performed by qualified contractors or experienced tradespeople following applicable site safety requirements. Always confirm the drill tool is powered off and the battery is removed or the tool is unplugged before changing bits. Wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and dust control measures when drilling concrete or masonry. Confirm the substrate is free of embedded conduit, rebar, or utilities before drilling.
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