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BOSCH 1 in Carbide-Head SDS-Plus Concrete & Masonry Drill Bit - Carbide-Head SDS-Plus Concrete & Masonry Drill Bits
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BOSCH 1 in Carbide-Head SDS-Plus Concrete & Masonry Drill Bit

The BOSCH HCFC2267 is a 1 in carbide-head SDS-Plus concrete and masonry drill bit with an 18 in overall length and 16 in max drilling depth. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this genuine BOSCH rotary hammer…

SKU 3G-OTH-193758

Also listed as: HCFC 2267 · HCFC-2267

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BOSCH
Item
1 in Carbide-Head SDS-Plus Concrete & Masonry Drill Bit
Part Number
HCFC2267
Category
Carbide-Head SDS-Plus Concrete & Masonry Drill Bits
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
HCFC2267
Overall Lg
18 in
Max Drilling Dp
16 in

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Product Description

The BOSCH HCFC2267 is a 1 in carbide-head SDS-Plus concrete and masonry drill bit with an 18 in overall length and 16 in max drilling depth. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this genuine BOSCH rotary hammer drill accessory, sourcing it across 14 industrial departments — and we supply far more than is listed. Our specialist depth in combustion, pumps and controls (as an authorised distributor) anchors trust, but we also deliver across electrical, power transmission, pneumatics, and more, ensuring you get the right answer, not just a catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BOSCH HCFC2267 rotary hammer drill bit used for?

The BOSCH HCFC2267 is a carbide-head SDS-Plus drill bit designed for drilling into concrete and masonry. It is commonly used in construction, renovation, and infrastructure projects for creating anchor holes or conduit passages. The 1-inch bit size and 16-inch drilling depth suit heavy-duty applications.

What are the specifications of the BOSCH HCFC2267 drill bit?

The BOSCH HCFC2267 is a carbide-head SDS-Plus concrete and masonry drill bit with a 1-inch drill bit size, 16-inch maximum drilling depth, and 18-inch overall length. It is manufactured by BOSCH under part number HCFC2267. The SDS-Plus shank ensures compatibility with most rotary hammers.

Where to buy the BOSCH HCFC2267 drill bit worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the BOSCH HCFC2267 drill bit worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor since 1990, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for availability and lead time; we source and deliver this BOSCH rotary hammer drill bit to any country.

How to select the correct BOSCH SDS-Plus drill bit for concrete?

To select the correct BOSCH SDS-Plus drill bit, match the bit diameter to your anchor or hole size—here 1 inch—and ensure the drilling depth (16 inches) meets your application. The shank type (SDS-Plus) must fit your rotary hammer. For concrete and masonry, carbide-head bits like the HCFC2267 provide durability and precision.

Used in

Common applications for BOSCH
Concrete anchoring — Bosch Bulldog Xtreme SDS-Plus drill bits for drilling holes in concrete and masonry
Heavy-duty masonry drilling — Bosch SDS-Max drill bits for deep and large-diameter holes in concrete and block
Metalworking — Bosch 12V cordless die grinders for grinding, deburring, and surface finishing
Rebar installation — Bosch 3-flat-shank rebar cutting drill bits for cutting rebar and hardened steel
Light assembly — Bosch 12V cordless pistol-grip drill for drilling and fastening in wood, metal, and plastic
Brick and block construction — Bosch round-shank masonry drill bits for rotary drilling in brick and block
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3G Electric supplies BOSCH carbide-head sds-plus concrete & masonry drill bits. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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