The Simpson Strong-Tie CDBEJKEY Ejector Key is a replacement tool designed specifically for use with one-piece SDS-MAX core bits that feature a centering pin. When coring operations are underway with a one-piece bit, the centering bit must be removed once coring has begun - and this ejector key provides the precise, purpose-built solution for that removal process. With a 3/8-inch diameter, this ejector key delivers the reliable fit and performance that professionals expect from Simpson Strong-Tie tooling accessories.

Key Features

• Replacement ejector key engineered for one-piece SDS-MAX core bits with a centering pin
• Essential tool for removing the centering pin once coring has begun during SDS-MAX core bit operations
• 3/8-inch diameter for precise compatibility with applicable SDS-MAX core bit systems

Specifications

• Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): CDBEJKEY
• Brand: Simpson Strong-Tie
• Diameter: 3/8 in.
• Compatible Bit Type: One-piece SDS-MAX Core Bits with centering pin
• Country of Origin: Germany (DE)

Approved Applications

• Removal of the centering pin on one-piece SDS-MAX core bits once coring has begun
• Use as a replacement ejector key for SDS-MAX core bit tooling systems requiring a 3/8-inch diameter ejector key

What's Included

• 1 x Simpson Strong-Tie CDBEJKEY Ejector Key (3/8-inch diameter)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CDBEJKEY ejector key designed to do?

The CDBEJKEY ejector key is designed to remove the centering pin from one-piece SDS-MAX core bits once coring has begun. Because the centering pin must be removed after coring starts, this purpose-built tool provides the precise solution needed to complete that step during SDS-MAX core bit operations.

What diameter is the CDBEJKEY ejector key?

The CDBEJKEY ejector key has a 3/8-inch diameter, which provides precise compatibility with applicable one-piece SDS-MAX core bit systems that use a centering pin.

Which type of core bits is the CDBEJKEY compatible with?

The CDBEJKEY is compatible with one-piece SDS-MAX core bits that feature a centering pin. It is not intended for two-piece SDS-MAX core bit systems, as those do not require the same centering pin removal process.