Drill Bits Bosch SDS max-7 2608586788

The Bosch SDS max-7 2608586788 drill bit is designed for high-speed drilling in concrete, reinforced concrete, limestone and masonry. Compatible with SDS max rotary hammers, the bit combines a solid carbide S-cutter with inclined side cutters and a vibration-optimised flute design to provide fast, efficient material removal and improved power transfer. A visible wear mark indicates whether the hole diameter remains within tolerance for metal anchor setting. The product carries the PGM Masonry Drill Bit Association Board test mark, confirming compliance with tight tolerances and reliable fixing performance.

Advantages

The solid carbide S-cutter and inclined side cutters enable very fast drilling while the vibration-optimised flute design improves power transmission and reduces loss of speed. The visible wear mark helps check remaining tolerance for anchor setting, and the PGM test mark confirms consistent manufacturing quality and dimensional accuracy.

Suitable for

• Drilling in concrete and reinforced concrete
• Drilling in limestone and masonry
• Use with SDS max rotary hammers
• Preparing holes for metal anchors and fixings

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model / MPN: 2608586788
• Mount type: SDS max
• Intended materials: Concrete, reinforced concrete, limestone, masonry
• Quality mark: PGM Masonry Drill Bit Association Board test mark

How to use

Install the drill bit into an SDS max rotary hammer following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Select the appropriate drilling speed and pressure for the material. Drill steadily, allowing the bit to remove material without excessive side pressure. Monitor the wear mark to determine whether the hole diameter is still within tolerance for metal anchor installation. Replace the bit when the wear mark indicates tolerance is exceeded or when cutting performance declines.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask) and follow safety instructions of the rotary hammer. For best results in reinforced concrete, use intermittent drilling and remove debris from the hole before inserting anchors.