Rotec SDS+ Quattro-X hammer drill Ø 8.0 x 200/265

On this page you will find the dimensions and the article code (SKU 202.0803) of this drill bit, so you can quickly check whether it suits the job you have in mind.

What do SDS+ and ø8.0×200/265 mean?

SDS+ is a chuck system in which the drill bit clicks into the machine's drill holder with a light push of the hand and has a little play there. This allows the hammering action of the rotary hammer to be transferred properly. The designation ø8.0 stands for the diameter of the drill bit in millimetres. The dimensions 200/265 show the working length and the total length. The deeper the hole needs to be, the longer the drill bit must be.

For which materials and jobs

A hammer drill is intended for hard substrates such as concrete, brick and natural stone. A hole of 8 mm is widely used for plugs and light fixings, for example when hanging cable trays, pipe clamps or smaller mounting profiles. Always choose your drill bit based on the plug or anchor screw you want to use, and read the manufacturer's data for the plug as well.

Choosing an SDS+ drill bit 8x200: diameter and length

First determine how deep the hole needs to be. Include the plug length and the thickness of the material you are fixing, plus some extra space for drilling dust at the bottom of the hole. If a short drill bit is sufficient, that is often more convenient and more accurate. If you need more depth, choose a longer version. Also check that your machine is suitable for SDS+ tools.

Using the drill bit

Work with a rotary hammer set to the correct hammer drilling setting and apply even pressure, without forcing it. Pull the drill bit out of the hole now and then so the drilling dust can escape. Always wear eye and hearing protection, and a dust mask when drilling into stone.

Frequently asked questions

Fits this drill in every drill machine?

No, this drill has an SDS+ shank and only fits machines with an SDS+ chuck, such as most hammer drills and combi hammers.

What does 200/265 mean in the product name?

The first number is the working length of the drill bit, the second number is the total length including the shank, both in millimetres.

Can I drill into concrete with this hammer drill?

Yes, a hammer drill is intended for concrete, stone and masonry. Use it in combination with a machine set to hammer drilling.