Concrete Drills

A concrete drill bit is specifically designed for drilling into hard construction materials.
Its specialised design and shank ensure fast, accurate drilling while protecting your hammer drill or rotary hammer from unnecessary wear.
To maintain efficiency and avoid tool damage, it’s essential to use the correct drill bit for the job.

Features and Applications
Drill bits should always be chosen according to the material to be drilled—wood, metal, or concrete. For masonry work, a concrete drill bit is the appropriate solution.

What Makes Concrete Drill Bits Different?
Concrete bits typically consist of a hardened steel shaft and a spiral-shaped carbide tip.
Their deep helical flutes allow for better material penetration and effective debris removal while drilling.

Shank types vary and include cylindrical, hex, SDS Plus, and SDS Max.
The drill tip may come in various shapes: V-tip, S-tip, cross, or star.

• V and S tips are the most common and suitable for general applications
• Multi-flute tips (3, 4 or 6 edges) are ideal for heavy-duty or repetitive drilling

The SDS system (Special Direct System) enables quick bit changes without additional tools, enhancing productivity on-site.

Durability and Performance
Thanks to their construction and materials, concrete drill bits are highly resistant to wear and corrosion. They offer greater longevity than standard bits.

Designed for professional use, the ultra-tough carbide tips can withstand temperatures of over 1,000°C and operate at high speeds without performance loss.

Choosing the Right Concrete Bit for the Job
Each concrete bit type is suited to different materials and intensities:

• Standard bit (3–13 mm): Ideal for red brick and soft materials
• Tungsten carbide-tipped bit (3–20 mm): For medium-hard materials such as concrete or tiles
• Industrial solid carbide bit (3–14 mm): For very hard materials like granite, reinforced concrete, and marble
• SDS bit (5–25 mm): Suitable for tough stone and vibrated concrete

Explore our full Drilling category for additional solutions such as HSS drill bits and indexable insert drills.

Key Criteria When Selecting a Concrete Drill Bit
To choose the right drill accessory, consider the following:

• Bit size: Should be slightly smaller than the hole required
• Number of cutting edges: More edges improve efficiency on hard materials
• Shank type: Must be compatible with your drill chuck (3-jaw, SDS, etc.)
• Tip material: Should be tungsten carbide or solid carbide for optimal durability

Our Brands and Product Range
Rubix offers a wide selection of high-quality concrete drill bits from trusted brands such as Bosch and Roebuck.

Single Concrete Drill Bits
Available in sizes from 3 mm to 55 mm, with multiple shank options: cylindrical, SDS Plus, SDS Max, and more.

Drill Bit Sets
Concrete bit sets include multiple diameters, making it easy to choose the best fit for each task.

For Fast and Accurate Drilling in Concrete
Concrete drill bits are essential tools for drilling into tough materials cleanly and efficiently. They help create clean, accurate holes without damaging your surface or equipment.

With a wide range of tip shapes and shank types, these accessories should be selected based on both the material to be drilled and the type of tool used (hammer drill or rotary hammer).