Bosch Professional SDS Max Drill Bits
Bosch EXPERT SDS MAX 8X Concrete 4 Cutter Carbide Head SDS Max Drill Bit
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Bosch Professional SDS Max Drill Bits at Tooled-Up.com
Bosch Professional SDS Max Drill Bits are built for heavy-duty rotary hammers and large-diameter work in concrete, masonry and brick. The selection includes the Bosch EXPERT SDS MAX 8X Concrete 4 Cutter Carbide Head Drill Bit, the Bosch EXPERT SDS Max 8X Dust Extraction Drill Bit and the Bosch PRO M4 SDS Max Masonry Drill Bit. Each is matched to a different drilling task.
Tooled-Up.com also stocks Bosch Professional SDS Max chisels alongside the drill bits, so one SDS Max rotary hammer can handle both drilling and breaking out. The chisels include PRO RTEC self-sharpening flat and pointed chisels, spade, gouging, asphalt cutter and tile chisels, and a breaker chisel kit.
Key Features of Bosch Professional SDS Max Drill Bits
- SDS Max shank: the shank is made for high-impact rotary hammers. It transfers power efficiently and lets the bit move freely in the chuck, so more of the tool's energy goes into the material.
- 4 cutter carbide head: the EXPERT concrete bit spreads the load across four cutting edges. This helps it keep cutting when it meets hard aggregate in concrete.
- Dust extraction design: the EXPERT dust extraction bit is made for drilling with extraction connected. This helps keep fine dust out of the air and the workspace clean.
- M4 masonry geometry: the PRO M4 bit is aimed at masonry drilling on general site work.
- Self-sharpening chisels: PRO RTEC chisels are designed to keep their profile as they wear. This helps maintain chiselling performance over longer jobs.
- Specialist chisel profiles: flat, pointed, spade, gouging, asphalt cutter and pointing chisels each suit a different breaking, trimming or chasing task.
Who Uses Bosch Professional SDS Max Drill Bits?
- General builders and groundworkers drilling anchor holes and service routes in concrete foundations and walls.
- Demolition and strip-out crews using breaker chisels for concrete, brick and reinforcement clearance.
- M&E contractors drilling penetrations for pipework, ducting and cable runs.
- Civil and roadworks teams cutting asphalt and excavating with spade chisels.
- Tilers and refurbishment contractors removing floor tiles with tile chisels.
- Restoration and repointing specialists using pointing chisels to clear and restore joints.
Popular Bosch Professional SDS Max Drill Bits
Drill bits
The EXPERT SDS MAX 8X Concrete 4 Cutter suits heavy drilling in concrete, including reinforced concrete. The EXPERT SDS Max 8X Dust Extraction Drill Bit suits work where dust control is a priority. The PRO M4 Masonry Drill Bit covers everyday masonry drilling.
Chisels
For demolition, the PRO SDS Max Breaker Flat Chisel and Breaker Pointed Chisel handle standard breaking tasks. The pointed chisel gives precise control in concrete and brick, including mortising and clearing reinforcements. The PRO RTEC Self Sharpening Flat and Pointed Chisels are for longer demolition jobs. Also available are the Spade, Self Sharpening Spade, Excavation Spade, Gouging, Asphalt Cutter, Self Sharpening Flat Tile and Carbide Tipped Pointing Chisels. The Bosch Breaker Chisel Kit is a convenient starting point for SDS Max breaker work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Bosch Professional SDS Max drill bit is best for concrete?
The Bosch EXPERT SDS MAX 8X Concrete 4 Cutter Carbide Head Drill Bit is made for concrete drilling. For general masonry work, the PRO M4 Masonry Drill Bit is a suitable choice.
Can I use SDS Max bits and chisels in an SDS Plus drill?
No. SDS Max accessories need an SDS Max rotary hammer, as the shank and chuck are larger than SDS Plus. Check your tool's fitting before ordering.
How do I reduce dust when drilling concrete?
Use a bit designed for extraction, such as the Bosch EXPERT SDS Max 8X Dust Extraction Drill Bit, with a suitable extractor. Respirable crystalline silica dust is covered by HSE and COSHH guidance, so wear appropriate RPE and follow your site's risk assessment.
What is the difference between a flat and a pointed SDS Max chisel?
A pointed chisel concentrates impact for breaking into concrete and brick, mortising and clearing reinforcement. A flat chisel suits trimming, edging and removing material in broader sections. Shop Bosch Professional SDS Max Drill Bits and chisels at Tooled-Up.com.
