Bosch Rotary Hammer Bits SDS Max Thru Hole Cutters (One Piece Carbide Face Deep Spiral Flutes Heavy Aggregate Concrete Brick Masonry Core Boring)
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Bosch SDS-max® Thru-Hole One-Piece Carbide Rotary Hammer Drill Bits
The Bosch SDS-max® Thru-Hole rotary hammer drill bits bore large-diameter utility penetrations entirely through poured concrete foundation footings, structural bridge decks, and multi-wythe masonry walls in a single continuous pass. Engineered with a solid one-piece continuous steel body, these heavy-duty concrete cutters eliminate the threaded joint failures, loose centering pins, and binding issues common to modular multi-piece core bit setups. Outfitted with an aggressive high-density tungsten carbide breakthrough head that pulverizes dense stone aggregate upon impact, deeply machined high-volume spiral evacuation flutes that channel heavy rubble and dust out of the bore path, and a slotted universal SDS Max drive shank, they equip mechanical plumbers, commercial electricians, and HVAC contractors with uninterrupted high-impact boring velocity.
Best Used For:
- Commercial Plumbing and Drainage Passages: Boring large-diameter through-holes in concrete foundations and grade beams for cast iron, PVC, and copper pipe sleeves.
- Electrical Service Entrance and Feeder Routing: Drilling deep, continuous conduit holes through multi-wythe brick, stone facades, and CMU block walls for high-voltage service lines.
- HVAC Line Set and Mechanical Duct Coring: Penetrating thick structural concrete slabs and foundation footings in a single pass for commercial refrigerant lines and ventilation piping.
Key Performance & Safety Features
- Continuous One-Piece Construction: Solid structural alloy steel shank transfers maximum impact energy directly to the cutting face without threaded joint flex.
- Aggressive Carbide Breakthrough Tip: Precision-ground industrial carbide cutter face delivers high-impact shattering action across dense aggregate and stone.
- High-Volume Deep Spiral Flutes: Wide, deep evacuation channels eject large concrete chips and abrasive masonry dust rapidly to prevent bit binding.
- Fatigue-Resistant Structural Alloy: High-temperature heat-treated core body resists bending stress and thermal fatigue during continuous heavy hammer operations.
- Universal SDS Max Shank Fitment: Standard slotted drive provides absolute torque transfer and non-slip locking in high-capacity SDS Max rotary hammer drills.
- Single-Pass Deep Penetration: Bores complete through-holes in thick concrete barriers without stopping to adjust pilot pins or modular extension adapters.
What's Included
- (1) Bosch SDS-max® Thru-Hole Rotary Hammer Drill Bit in User-Selected Size & Model:
- HC6501: 1-3/4" Diameter x 24" Usable Length (31" Overall Length)
- HC6511: 2" Diameter x 24" Usable Length (31" Overall Length)
- HC6521: 2-1/2" Diameter x 24" Usable Length (31" Overall Length)
- HC6531: 3-1/8" Diameter x 24" Usable Length (31" Overall Length)
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer Brand | Bosch Power Tools |
| Product Line / Classification | SDS-max® Thru-Hole Rotary Hammer Core Cutter Series |
| Selectable Model Part Numbers | HC6501, HC6511, HC6521, HC6531 |
| Available Hole Diameters | 1.750 in. (1-3/4"), 2.000 in. (2"), 2.500 in. (2-1/2"), & 3.125 in. (3-1/8") |
| Usable Drilling Length | 24.000 Inches (609.60 mm Continuous Pass Depth) |
| Overall Bit Length | 31.000 Inches (787.40 mm Total Length) |
| Tool Shank Interface | SDS Max Heavy-Duty Slotted Drive Standard |
| Cutting Head Metallurgy | High-Density Industrial Tungsten Carbide Matrix |
| Flute Debris Design | Deep-Spiral High-Speed Chip & Dust Channels |
| Bit Structural Profile | Solid One-Piece Continuous Forged Alloy Steel Body |
| Operational Mode Setting | Rotary Hammer Action Required |
| Power Tool Compatibility | Corded & Cordless SDS Max Rotary Hammer Drills |
| Measurement System | Fractional Imperial (SAE) Dimensions |
| Suitable for material type | Poured Concrete, Hard Aggregate, Brick, & Masonry |
Pro-Tip: Maintain a steady, firm forward pressure and withdraw the bit slightly every few inches while the hammer is running; this allows the deep spiral flutes to eject accumulated aggregate chunks freely and prevents bit jamming in deep foundation penetrations.
