Bosch MC02 5/32 Inch x 6 Inch Multi-Construction Drill Bit Carbide Tipped Round Shank for Concrete Brick Tile Wood Metal and Plastic

ULTIMATE VERSATILITY FOR DRILLING ANY MATERIAL

Eliminate the hassle of constantly changing bits during complex projects with the Bosch MC02 5/32 in. Multi-Construction Drill Bit. Engineered for the professional who encounters mixed materials, this accessory utilizes tough tungsten carbide to deliver exceptional performance across a wide spectrum of applications. Whether you are drilling through wood, masonry, metal, tile, or plastic, this single bit provides the durability and precision required to get the job done efficiently. It is the perfect solution for installing fasteners into multilayered walls or tackling renovation tasks where substrate materials vary.

Performance is built into every angle of this tool. The bit features sharp, diamond-ground cutting edges that ensure high drilling speeds, even in hard materials like concrete and brick. To keep your work area clean and the bit cool, the design incorporates steep flutes with specialized ribs that optimize dust removal and prevent binding. With a robust head designed for long life and a shank engineered for aggressive gripping power in your drill chuck, the Bosch Multi-Construction bit is a reliable workhorse for any toolbox.

Key Features

• All-in-One Versatility: Drills effectively through wood, metal, masonry, tile, brick, and plastic.
• Tungsten Carbide Tip: Extremely durable tip withstands heat and wear for extended tool life.
• Diamond-Ground Edges: Sharp cutting geometry delivers fast drilling speeds in hard materials.
• Optimized Dust Removal: Steep flutes with ribs clear debris rapidly to prevent overheating and jamming.
• High-Grip Shank: Designed to provide aggressive gripping power in standard drill chucks to prevent slipping.
• Impact Durability: Robust head construction ensures reliability even during demanding applications.

What's Included

(1) Bosch MC02 5/32 in. x 6 in. Multi-Construction Drill Bit

Specifications

Pro-Tip: When drilling into delicate materials like floor tile or hollow brick, start the drill in rotary-only mode (non-hammer) to avoid cracking the surface. Once you have penetrated the tile and reached the concrete or stud behind it, you can apply more pressure or switch modes as needed.