Robert Bosch Tool Group MP16 Multi-purpose Drill Bit

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP MP16 is a multi-purpose drill bit designed for professionals who need one bit to handle a wide range of materials on the job. It measures 0.5 inches in diameter with a 6 inches overall length, a 4 inches flute length, and a 0.25 inches hex shank that is impact-rated for use in both impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers. The upgraded multi-grind head geometry delivers up to 85% faster drilling in metal compared to standard bits. Steep flutes with ribs accelerate material removal, and the no-skate tip design produces cleaner, more accurate holes across substrate types.

This bit is built for multi-application use in residential and commercial construction and maintenance trades. It drills effectively in masonry, brick, block, tile, metal, wood, and plastic, making it a practical choice for HVAC installers, electricians, plumbers, and general contractors who work across mixed-material assemblies. The long-life construction is rated for up to 9 times the lifespan of standard bits in multi-material applications, reducing bit changes and downtime on the job site.

Key Features

• Upgraded multi-grind head delivers up to 85% faster drilling in metal vs. standard bits
• Impact-rated 0.25 inches hex shank compatible with impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers
• No-skate tip design for cleaner, more accurate hole starts
• Steep flutes with ribs for fast chip and material removal
• Rated for up to 9 times the service life of standard bits in multi-material use
• Drills masonry, brick, block, tile, metal, wood, and plastic with a single bit

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 0.25 inches hex-shank impact drivers and hammer drill/drivers suitable for multi-material drilling applications in construction and trade work.

Installation Notes

Installation and drilling should be performed by qualified trade professionals following applicable safety codes and tool manufacturer guidelines. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection before drilling. Secure the workpiece and ensure the drill driver is powered off and the bit is properly seated in the chuck before operation. When drilling masonry or concrete substrates, use hammer mode on compatible tools and clear flutes regularly to prevent binding.