Choosing the right SDS Plus bit depends on the material you're drilling and your rotary hammer's compatibility.

• Material: Look for bits designed for concrete, masonry, brick, or stone, as listed in the product descriptions.
• Size: Check the diameter and length to match your project needs.
• Type: Decide between drill bits for holes or chisel bits for demolition and removal tasks.
• Shank: Make sure your tool accepts SDS Plus shanks for a secure fit.

Review the product details and your tool’s manual to help make the best choice for your project.

Yes, many SDS Plus bits are suitable for drilling into brick.

• Check for carbide-tipped bits, which handle brick and masonry well.
• Use a rotary hammer drill for optimal performance.
• Always follow safety instructions and wear protective gear when drilling.

Before starting, confirm your bit is labeled for brick or masonry use to help achieve cleaner holes and longer bit life.

Drill bits and chisel bits serve different purposes with SDS Plus systems:

• Drill bits: Used for making holes in materials like concrete, stone, or brick. They come in various sizes and are typically carbide-tipped for durability.
• Chisel bits: Designed for breaking, removing, or shaping materials. Flat, pointed, and specialty chisels help with tasks like tile removal or demolition.

Choose the bit type based on whether you need to drill holes or remove material.

Proper care can help extend the life of your SDS Plus bits.

• Clean bits after use to remove dust and debris.
• Store them in a dry place or a carrying case to prevent rust.
• Inspect for wear or damage before each use.
• Lubricate the shank lightly if recommended by your tool’s manual.

Following these steps can help keep your bits in good working condition for future projects.

SDS Plus bits are designed for rotary hammers with SDS Plus chucks.

• Check your tool’s manual to confirm compatibility.
• Some rotary hammers use SDS Max or other systems, which are not interchangeable with SDS Plus.
• If unsure, look for the SDS Plus logo or description on your tool and bits.

Matching the shank type ensures a secure fit and safe operation during drilling or chiseling tasks.