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BOSCH Carbide-Head SDS-Plus Concrete & Masonry Drill Bit

The BOSCH Rotary Hammer Drill is a carbide-head SDS-Plus concrete and masonry drill bit with a 1 1/8 in drill bit size, 16 in max drilling depth, and 18 in overall length (MPN HCFC2287). 3G Electric interprets…

SKU 3G-OTH-193759

Also listed as: HCFC 2287 · HCFC-2287

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BOSCH
Item
Carbide-Head SDS-Plus Concrete & Masonry Drill Bit
Part Number
HCFC2287
Category
Carbide-Head SDS-Plus Concrete & Masonry Drill Bits
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Also known as:HCFC2287BOSCH
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Manufacturer Part Number
HCFC2287
Overall Lg
18 in
Max Drilling Dp
16 in

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Product Description

The BOSCH Rotary Hammer Drill is a carbide-head SDS-Plus concrete and masonry drill bit with a 1 1/8 in drill bit size, 16 in max drilling depth, and 18 in overall length (MPN HCFC2287). 3G Electric interprets customer demand and delivers genuine industrial equipment across 14 departments—and far more—with specialist depth in combustion, pumps, and controls as an authorized distributor for brands including Schneider, ABB, Siemens, SKF, Festo, Fluke, Interpump, and FBR.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BOSCH HCFC2287 rotary hammer drill bit used for?

The BOSCH HCFC2287 is a carbide-head SDS-Plus drill bit designed for concrete and masonry drilling. It is used in rotary hammer drills to create holes up to 1 1/8 inch in diameter and 16 inches deep, suitable for anchor installation, rebar drilling, and structural fastening in construction and renovation projects.

What are the specifications of the BOSCH HCFC2287 drill bit?

The BOSCH HCFC2287 is a carbide-head SDS-Plus concrete and masonry drill bit with a 1 1/8 inch drill bit size, 16 inch maximum drilling depth, and 18 inch overall length. The manufacturer part number is HCFC2287, and it is designed for use with SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills from BOSCH and other compatible tools.

Where to buy the BOSCH HCFC2287 drill bit worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the BOSCH HCFC2287 carbide-head SDS-Plus drill bit to customers worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor since 1990, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time on this BOSCH rotary hammer drill bit.

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

Select a BOSCH SDS-Plus drill bit like the HCFC2287 based on hole diameter (1 1/8 inch), drilling depth (16 inches), and material (concrete or masonry). Ensure your rotary hammer has an SDS-Plus chuck. For deeper or larger holes, match bit length and carbide tip grade to the application. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for optimal performance.

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Common applications for BOSCH
Concrete drilling — Bosch SDS-Max dust extraction attachment (HDC250) for on-surface drilling with HEPA filtration
Demolition and chiseling — Bosch breaker hammer chisel (HS1524) for driving ground rods or breaking concrete
Metal fabrication — Bosch shear blade (3608635000) for cutting steel up to 10 gauge in power shears
Grinding and surface preparation — Bosch dust shroud (TG503) for dust collection during angle grinder use
Rotary hammer maintenance — Bosch wear and tear part set (1617000447) for replacing components in demolition tools
Sanding and finishing — Bosch dust collection kit (OSC005) for oscillating tool sanding with dust extraction
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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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