Makita 26 x 250mm Performance SDS Plus Masonry Drill Bit (B-48262)

Fast, Accurate Masonry Drilling

The Makita SDS+ masonry drill bit is a professional-grade drill bit designed for fast, efficient drilling in concrete, brick, stone, and masonry materials.

Designed to get the job done and featuring a durable carbide tip, self-centring design, and high-volume multi-flute spiral. A combination that insures this SDS+ drill bit delivers clean holes, rapid dust removal, and improved drilling speed for various demanding conditions.

Designed for use with professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike for drilling into masonry and general construction work.

26 x 250mm SDS+ Masonry Drill Bit Specifications

• Diameter: 26mm
• Overall Length: 250mm
• Working length: 200mm
• Shank Type: SDS+
• Tip Type: Carbide tipped
• Application: Concrete, masonry, engineering brick, stone
• Pack Quantity: 1

26 x 250mm SDS+ Masonry Drill Bit Key Benefits

• Fast dust extraction – Multi-flute design clears debris quickly for faster drilling
• Carbide cutting tip – Delivers long life and strong drilling performance
• Self-centring point – Improves drilling accuracy and reduces wandering
• Suitable for tough materials – Excellent for concrete, engineering brick, and masonry
• Professional SDS+ compatibility – Designed for rotary hammer drills

Part of a growing range of masonry drill bits from Fusion Fixings.

Frequently Asked Questions about the SDS+ Masonry Drill Bit

What is an SDS+ drill bit used for?

An SDS+ drill bit is designed for rotary hammer drills and is used primarily for drilling into concrete, brick, stone, and masonry materials.

Can this drill bit drill concrete?

Yes, the drill bit is specifically designed for drilling concrete and high-resistance masonry materials.

What does SDS+ mean?

SDS+ refers to the shank system used on rotary hammer drills. It allows quick bit changes and improved power transfer while using the power tool.

Is this suitable for engineering brick?

Yes, the Makita masonry drill bit is suitable for high-resistance materials including engineering brick and green concrete.