Diablo 7/8" x 8" x 10" SDS-Plus 2-Cutter Carbide-Tipped Hammer Drill Bit is engineered for professionals who need fast, precise holes in concrete and masonry. Designed to work with corded and cordless SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills, this bit delivers one of the fastest and longest lasting drilling solutions available for concrete applications. With a 7/8" diameter, 10" overall length, and 8" working length, it handles common anchor installations with speed and accuracy - making it a go-to choice for construction, renovation, and concrete fastening work.

Key Features

• Diablo Dura-Carbide construction withstands impact and high heat applications - dramatically extending service life compared to standard hammer drill bits, so users replace bits less often and stay productive longer
• Peak Point tip design enables aggressive starts that produce clean, fast holes - ideal for drilling precise, anchor-ready openings in concrete and brick/block without wandering or chipping
• Optimized brazing and hardening process extends the life of the carbide tips - keeping cutting edges intact longer for more holes per bit and lower cost per hole
• Optimized four-flute design removes dust faster from the bore - keeping carbide tips cooler during drilling for ultimate strength, durability, and consistent cutting performance
• SDS-Plus shank provides a secure, tool-free connection to SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills - ensuring efficient energy transfer and reliable chuck engagement in both corded and cordless tools
• 2-cutter carbide-tipped head delivers accurate, clean holes - suited for installing anchors in concrete and masonry with minimal effort

Why This Product

• Built for concrete and masonry drilling - the Dura-Carbide tip and optimized hardening process address the high heat and impact stress that quickly wear down standard hammer bits, making this a longer lasting option for demanding job sites
• The Peak Point tip geometry and four-flute dust removal system work together to produce cleaner, faster holes - reducing rework and keeping anchor placements accurate on the first pass
• Compatible with both corded and cordless SDS-Plus rotary hammers - giving users flexibility to work in locations where power access is limited without sacrificing drilling speed or accuracy
• Made in Germany with carbide tips optimized through a unique brazing process - delivering measurable productivity gains over the course of a project where many anchor holes are required

Specifications

• Brand: Diablo
• Manufacturer Part Number: DMAPL2500
• Category: SDS-Plus 2-Cutter
• Diameter: 7/8"
• Length: 10"
• Working Length: 8"
• Shank: SDS Plus
• Head Type: Carbide-Tipped
• Number of Cutters: 2
• Compatible Tools: SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer Drill
• Materials: Concrete; Brick/Block
• Pack Quantity: 1
• Country of Origin: Germany

Approved Applications

• Drilling concrete
• Drilling brick and block masonry
• Installing anchors in concrete with SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of materials can this Diablo hammer drill bit drill through?

This bit is designed to drill through concrete and brick/block masonry. The Dura-Carbide tip and Peak Point geometry make it well suited for anchor installation and general hole-making in these materials.

What tools is this bit compatible with?

This bit is optimized for maximum performance in both corded and cordless SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills. The SDS-Plus shank provides a secure tool-free chuck engagement for reliable energy transfer during drilling.

How does the four-flute design benefit the user during drilling?

The optimized four-flute design removes dust from the bore faster than conventional designs. Faster dust evacuation keeps the carbide tips cooler during extended drilling sessions, which helps maintain tip strength and extends the overall life of the bit.

What makes the carbide tips on this bit last longer than standard hammer bits?

Diablo uses a unique brazing and hardening process to secure and condition the Dura-Carbide tips. This process makes the tips more resistant to the impact forces and high heat generated during concrete and masonry drilling, resulting in a longer service life compared to standard hammer drill bits.