Freud PMAPC1080-S3 Masonry Drill Bit Set 3 Piece

Product Description

The FREUD PMAPC1080-S3 is a 3-piece carbide-tipped masonry drill bit set designed for drilling into brick, block, and similar masonry materials. The set includes three bit sizes: 1/8 inch, 3/16 inch, and 1/4 inch, covering the most common small-diameter masonry bore requirements on the job site. Each bit features a carbide tip bonded for durability in abrasive materials. Dual-flute geometry channels dust and debris out of the hole during drilling, reducing heat buildup and keeping the bore clean. These bits are rated for rotary-mode drilling only and are not intended for hammer or SDS mode operation.

This set is suited for light masonry work in residential and light commercial applications, including anchor hole prep, conduit and fixture mounting, and general penetration work through brick veneer or concrete block. Electricians, plumbers, and general contractors will find the three-size assortment useful for common fastener and anchor diameters encountered during rough-in and finish work. The carbide tips hold an edge longer than standard high-speed steel bits in masonry substrates, reducing the need for frequent bit replacement during extended drilling runs.

Key Features

• 3-piece set includes 1/8 inch, 3/16 inch, and 1/4 inch carbide-tipped masonry bits
• Carbide tip construction for extended durability in brick and block
• Dual flutes evacuate dust and debris for cleaner, cooler holes
• Rotary-mode only — compatible with standard corded and cordless drills
• Covers the most common small-diameter anchor and fastener hole sizes

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard drills operating in rotary mode only. Suitable for drilling into brick, concrete block, and similar masonry substrates. Not rated for use with hammer drills or rotary hammer tools in percussion mode.

Installation Notes

These bits are for use with drills in rotary mode only — do not use in hammer or percussion mode, as this will damage the bits and may compromise the bore. Ensure the drill chuck is fully tightened before operation. When drilling masonry, apply steady moderate pressure and allow the flutes to clear debris rather than forcing the bit. Eye protection is required when drilling masonry due to dust and chip ejection.