5/32 in. D x 4-1/2 in. L Masonry Drill Bit for Concrete

5/32-in. Masonry Drill Bit for Concrete Screws

Make masonry screw installation easier with this extra-long 5/32-in. masonry drill bit. Designed for drilling clean, accurately sized holes in concrete and other masonry materials, this bit features a precision-ground carbide tip to help prevent oversized holes that can reduce the holding power of concrete screws.

The 5/32-in. diameter is sized for drilling pilot holes for compatible masonry screws, while the 4-1/2-in. overall length provides additional reach for deeper drilling applications. The bit can be used with tool holders designed for concrete anchor bits as well as standard drill chucks.

Precision Carbide Tip

The precision-ground carbide tip is designed to provide reliable cutting performance in concrete and masonry. Its accurate cutting profile helps create a properly sized hole for masonry screw installation, helping the fastener achieve dependable holding power.

Extra-Long Design

With a 4-1/2-in. length, this masonry drill bit provides useful reach when drilling into concrete, masonry, and similar materials. The extended length makes it a practical choice for a variety of construction, remodeling, and woodworking installation projects involving masonry fasteners.

Versatile Tool Compatibility

The 5/32-in. and 3/16-in. versions are designed to fit tool holders made for concrete anchor bits as well as standard drill chucks, making them convenient for common drilling setups.

Recommended Screw Application

This 5/32-in. masonry drill bit is intended for drilling holes for compatible 3/16-in. masonry screws, including RFR-03xx flat-head screws and RFx-03xx head-style screws.

• Bit Diameter: 5/32-in.
• Overall Length: 4-1/2-in.
• Tip: Precision-ground carbide
• Application: Concrete and masonry drilling
• Fastener Application: Compatible 3/16-in. masonry screws
• Compatibility: Concrete anchor bit holders and standard drill chucks

Important: Select the appropriate drill bit diameter for the masonry screw being installed. Proper hole sizing helps maintain the fastener's intended holding power.