Rotec SDS+ Quattro-X hammer drill Ø 7.0 x 150/215

The dimensions determine what the drill is best suited for. With 7.0 mm you drill holes for plugs and screws or for smaller fixings, and the working length of 150 mm gives room for deeper work. On this page you will find the dimensions and the price, so you can quickly see whether the drill suits your job.

SDS 7x150 hammer drill: what do the dimensions mean?

The 7.0 is the drill diameter in millimetres and determines the size of the hole. The 150 is the working length, the part of the drill that can actually enter the material. The 215 is the total length including the shank. A drill with a longer working length goes deeper, but always check that the hole is deep enough for the fixing you want to install.

SDS+ chuck: does it fit your machine?

SDS+ is a widely used system in which the drill clicks into the drill holder of a hammer drill. You do not need to tighten a chuck, which makes changing bits easy. Before buying, check that your hammer drill supports SDS+, because a drill with a different system will not fit in the same chuck.

What should you look for when choosing a concrete drill bit?

First check the diameter and the length you need for the fixing. Then determine the material you are working in, such as concrete or masonry, and whether the drill bit is intended for it. If you need a different size, you will also find other items within the category Accessories for tools. If you are unsure about the right choice, you can ask Proffix for advice by phone or email.

Frequently asked questions

What size is this hammer drill?

The drill has a diameter of 7.0 mm, a working length of 150 mm and a total length of 215 mm.

Fits this drill in every drill machine?

No, the drill has an SDS+ chuck and only fits a hammer drill or combi hammer with an SDS+ drill holder.

For which material is this bit intended?

According to the description, this is an SDS+ hammer drill for drilling in concrete and masonry.