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Technical Specification
PRODUCT NUMBER 141181414214147
Type Masonry Drill BitMasonry Drill BitMasonry Drill Bit
Length 150mm150mm150mm
Size 150mm150mm150mm
Diameter 5mm5.5mm6mm
Diameter Range Up to 10mmUp to 10mmUp to 10mm
Length Range 101-200mm101-200mm101-200mm
Size Range 101-200mm101-200mm101-200mm
Suitable For MasonryMasonryMasonry
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Q 1. What materials is the Draper 14321 TCT Masonry Drill Bit suitable for?

A. According to the source data, this drill bit is suitable for use with concrete, brick, stone, slate and all masonry substrates.

Q 2. What tip construction does this masonry drill bit use?

A. The bit features a professionally ground tungsten carbide tip mounted on an alloy-steel body. This construction is designed to deliver a faster cut and a longer service life.

Q 3. What chuck size is this drill bit compatible with?

A. The Draper 14321 is compatible with a standard 10/13mm chuck, making it suitable for most corded and cordless rotary and hammer drills.

Q 4. What is the tip angle of this drill bit and why does it matter?

A. The tip is ground to a 135° angle. Combined with precision ground flutes, this geometry is designed to maximise drilling efficiency when working into dense building materials.

Q 5. What payment methods do you accept?

A. We accept all major credit and debit cards, along with PayPal.

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