
Hitachi
Hitachi 752225 SDS-Plus 24mm x 450mm Drill Bit
400 x 450
Hitachi 752225 SDS-Plus drill bit with four cutting edges tackles 24mm holes in concrete and masonry up to 400mm deep.
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Overview
Key Features
Hitachi 752225 SDS-Plus Hamerboor - 4 snijvlakken - 24 x 400 x 450 mm
Specifications
Brand
Hitachi
Model
752225
Type
SDS-Plus Drill Bit
Cutting Edges
4
Diameter
24 mm
Working Length
400 mm
Overall Length
450 mm
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Four cutting edges produce cleaner, rounder holes with less vibration than two-cutter designs.
- 400mm working length handles deep drilling applications in a single pass.
- SDS-Plus shank fits the widest range of rotary hammer drills on the market.
- 24mm diameter suits common anchor bolt and pipe-pass-through sizes.
- Robust carbide tip construction built for repeated use in hard concrete.
👎 Cons
- 450mm overall length makes it bulky for work in tight or confined spaces.
- 24mm diameter is a single fixed size with no versatility for other hole dimensions.
- SDS-Plus shank is not compatible with standard keyless or keyed drill chucks.
- Heavy-duty concrete work at this diameter demands a rotary hammer with adequate power, limiting use with smaller tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of drill is the Hitachi 752225 compatible with?
This bit fits any rotary hammer drill with an SDS-Plus chuck system, which is the most common SDS format for light to mid-duty hammer drills.
What is the difference between the 400mm working length and 450mm overall length?
The 400mm working length is the maximum drilling depth you can achieve. The extra 50mm accounts for the SDS-Plus shank that sits inside the chuck.
Can this drill bit be used on materials other than concrete?
It is designed for concrete and masonry. It can also drill through brick and block, but it is not intended for steel, wood, or tile.
Does the four-cutter design offer advantages over a two-cutter bit?
Yes. Four cutting edges remove material more evenly, reduce vibration, and produce a rounder, cleaner hole compared to standard two-cutter SDS-Plus bits.
Does this bit require a specific drilling mode?
Use it in hammer-drill (rotary plus percussion) mode. Do not use it in drill-only mode, as the carbide tip is designed to work with impact action.