Hammer drill Bosch 2608585606 SDS-Plus, 12 mm, length 360 mm

Bosch hammer drill 2608585606 with SDS-Plus interface is a 12 mm, 360 mm long drill designed for drilling and light chiselling in masonry and concrete when used with compatible SDS-Plus accessories. The straight-shank design and industry-standard SDS-Plus connection ensure secure seating in rotary hammers and efficient transfer of hammering energy. Its 360 mm overall length provides additional reach for medium-depth holes while remaining compatible with compact rotary hammers.

Advantages

The SDS-Plus connection delivers reliable bit retention and quick insertion and removal without additional tools, ensuring fast accessory changes on job sites. A 12 mm working diameter covers common anchor and dowel hole sizes used in construction and installation. The 360 mm length increases reach for drilling deeper into walls or beams while maintaining manageable handling and balance during operation. The drill is suitable for use with standard SDS-Plus rotary hammers and light demolition tools, providing predictable performance in masonry and concrete.

Suitable for

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How to use

Select a compatible SDS-Plus rotary hammer and secure the bit by inserting the SDS-Plus shank into the tool's chuck until it locks. Mark the drilling point and start at low speed to create a guide indent, then increase speed and hammer action appropriate for masonry or concrete. Apply steady axial pressure; avoid excessive sideways force. For through-holes, periodically withdraw the drill to clear dust and debris. When using the bit as a chisel, use a compatible chisel accessory and follow tool manufacturer guidance for mode selection and safety.

Recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling masonry or concrete. Match drill length and diameter to the intended anchor or fixture and confirm compatibility with the rotary hammer model. Clean the bit and remove debris after use to maintain performance and inspect for wear; replace the bit if the cutting edges or shank show significant damage.