Accessori BOSCH LBH011 Punta per martello tondo da 1/2 "x 12".

Brand:BOSCH

3.6/5

€
40.06

Il kit di estrazione della polvere BOSCH JA1007 consente l'aspirazione e la raccolta della polvere con i seghetti alternativi BOSCH JS470E e JS470EB. Il kit include: parapolvere trasparente (2605510293), tubo per la polvere (2605730055) e adattatore per tubo di aspirazione (VAC024).

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EAN: 0000346474770

Categories: Utensili elettrici e manuali, Parti e accessori per utensili elettrici, Punte da trapano per muratura, Parti e accessori per trapani elettrici, Punta del trapano, Punte per trapano a percussione rotante,

Progettato per applicazioni ad impatto - per forare velocemente blocchi, muratura e calcestruzzo. Gambo della presa: fornisce una forza di presa aggressiva. Testa robusta – per una lunga durata nelle applicazioni ad impatto. Scanalature a U fresate con spirale a taglio profondo: consente una rapida rimozione del materiale. Punta asimmetrica in metallo duro rettificata al diamante – consente avviamenti precisi.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	BOSCH
Brand	‎BOSCH
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 246 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎
Item Dimensions LxWxH	12 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎12 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches
Item model number	‎LBH011
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎6.1 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Bosch
Material	Diamond
Material	‎Diamond
Measurement System	‎Metric
Part Number	‎LBH011
Product Dimensions	‎12 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches
Shank Type	Round
Shank Type	‎Round
Size	‎1/2 in
Style	‎1/2"
Surface Recommendation	‎Concrete
Tool Flute Type	Spiral
Tool Flute Type	‎Spiral

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Scritto da: chris kappas

Strong

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Scritto da: Phineas

Thumbs up and a suggestion

I bought the Bosch 5/8 masonry bit to make 2 and 1/4 inch long holes in a concrete basement slab floor [the holes were for receiving 1/2 inch (outside diameter) drop-in anchors]. As a DIY’er, my hammer drill only has 5.4 amps and I was worried that perhaps the 5/8 bit would be too much for the drill to handle. And indeed it was painfully slow going with the 5/8 bit compared with the 1/4 inch bit that I tried next. Fortunately I decided to experiment by using using the 1/4 hole as a pilot hole for the 5/8 bit and it made a world of difference. The 5/8 bit did not wander but followed the pilot hole perfectly. So in short, for those of you with less powerful hammer drills, you might first want to make a pilot hole [I'm guessing that besides 1/4 inch, other smaller bit sizes, e.g., 3/16, 5/16, 3/8, might also work for pilot holes].

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Shank is non-round; that is good

Drilling some very tough concrete with my DeWalt hammer drill and this bit works fine. I previously used a non-Bosch with a completely ROUND shank and the chuck would come loose after 60 seconds of drilling. I have used this bit now for about 20 minutes of tough drilling and the chuck has not come loose.

Scritto da: Customer since 2004

Perfect...

I needed to drill two holes in the driveway to insert a shepherds hook to run my battery tender lines to the bike and SUV due to both vehicles sitting for extended periods of time thanks to Cov-19... This bit chewed those holes in seconds and perfect diameter, straight up and down, shepherds hook went right in. Lines zip tied, both vehicles on the trickle charging battery tenders. Made the job fairly easy to execute.

Scritto da: Damon Runyon

This drill bit worked great for my project

This drill bit worked great for my project! I had to drill 4.5" deep holes in some old (18 year old) concrete to install some re-bar. It took only about 5 - 10 minutes per hole, using a hammer drill. I only drilled five holes, so no problems at all with the bit becoming dull. I've worked a lot with concrete, but have never had to attach a new concrete pad to an old one using re-bar. Read many "experts" discuss what size drill bit to use for a given diameter re-bar. Using the recommendation of 1/8" larger diameter drill bit, e.g., using a 5/8" drill bit for 1/2" re-bar didn't work. Using 5/8" drill bit for 5/8" re-bar, and pounding the re-bar in a little with a hand sledge worked great. Just FYI.

Scritto da: BlueFalcon

Good for drilling anchor bolts

I was able to drill a few holes into my concrete patio before the bit got dull. You will likely need a hammer drill

Scritto da: R. B.

It is a beast

I had to install an outside outlet by drilling through 8 inches of solid concrete. Took awhile, but it just kept going. Forgot to switch the drill into hammer mode since it was working so well.

Scritto da: Attilla

5 holes and done

This did five 4" deep holes and then was worn out. This was bet than the corner but nowhere as good as the DeWalt

Scritto da: Coala Bear

One seriously heavy duty hole drilling monster drill bit.

I've never seen a massive drill bit like this. It's a beast that'll happily chew through a stone brick. I had to make a hole to get some 3/4 pex through to create a water tap outside. Previous I was trying one of those flimsy cylinder hollow bits. That didn't work at all. But this bit, no problem! I didn't use any cooling. Used my regular battery operated drill on this. I think the drill bit did not wear out yet, so I can use this again. Pretty decent deal I think!

Scritto da: Mr P.

Works on any hammer drill

I probably should have bought the next thickness up, but I was able to widen the hole with the auger part of the bit. As for the head, did a great job going through foundation concrete - no burn marks at the tip from overheating. In my case, effectiveness was more a factor of my Makita hammer drill (you don't need a Bosch for this bit). The triangle chuck grip was a must for my Makita and this Bosch bit had that.

Scritto da: William Bennett

Eats brick for dinner!

This just powered effortlessly through a brick wall. Although some actual concrete took a bit more effort, it got the job done with no major problems - and all this was with a simple consumer-grade "el-cheapo" hammer drill. Good to have in the tool box, even though I likely will not use it very often.

Scritto da: David

Did not fit my hilti drill

The dit is ok but not what I wanted thought it would fit my hilti hamer drill but it did not

Scritto da: Boris

Great Bit

Bought this bit to install new light outside the garage. Happy with the results. Went through the brick like through the butter.