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The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP NS100 is a 1/8-inch natural stone tile drill bit engineered for drilling through hard specialty tile materials including slate, granite, and similar stone surfaces. The multi-grind head features multiple cutting edges that work through harder tile faster than a standard glass tile bit, delivering up to 20 percent faster drilling speeds. A specialized carbide tip centers the bit on contact to prevent skating at the start of the hole. The high-quality carbide construction extends service life when working repeatedly in hard materials. This bit is sold in a pack of four and is intended for use by tile setters, contractors, and trade professionals who regularly work with natural stone installations.
The NS100 is designed specifically for natural stone tile, slate, granite, and other specialty tile materials that are harder than standard ceramic tile. It is compatible with hammer drills, making it a practical choice for renovation work, new construction tile installations, and retrofit projects where hard stone surfaces require precise, controlled drilling. It is not recommended for use on porcelain tile. Each pack contains four bits, suited for job-site use where bit wear on abrasive stone materials is a regular factor.
Engineered for use in natural stone tile, slate, granite, and other specialty tile materials that may be harder than standard tile. Compatible with hammer drills. Not recommended for use on porcelain tiles.
Installation should be performed by a qualified tile setter or contractor familiar with hard stone drilling procedures. Before drilling, secure the workpiece and ensure the drill is set to the appropriate speed for carbide-tipped masonry bits on stone. Keep the bit cool during extended drilling in dense stone materials to preserve carbide tip integrity. Follow all applicable safety guidelines for rotary and hammer drill operation.
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