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Masonry drill bit with 1-1/2 inch diameter and 24 inch overall length for deep drilling applications
The Westward 22UV43 is a straight masonry drill bit built for heavy-duty drilling in brick, block and concrete. Its 24 in overall length and 1/2 in shank suit rotary hammer users who need deep reach in thick walls or foundations.
The bit bores a 1 1/2 in diameter hole with a maximum drilling depth of 4 1/2 in. The bright uncoated finish is adequate for standard masonry work but wears faster in abrasive aggregate. Not for buyers who need larger diameters or deeper holes beyond the stated limits.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | WESTWARD |
| Product type | Drill Bits |
Yes, the 1/2 in shank diameter matches a standard 1/2 in drill chuck, so it will seat securely in your existing drill.
Steady, even resistance and consistent dust ejection show the bit is cutting properly; the 4 1/2 in maximum depth marks the limit for a single pass.
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