EXW Singapore — collect or forward from our Singapore office.

3G Electric
DEWALT DW5911 Two-Piece Core Bit Shank, SDS Max, 7 in Overall Length - Two-Piece Core Bit Shanks
DEWALTTwo-Piece Core Bit Shanks

DEWALT DW5911 Two-Piece Core Bit Shank, SDS Max, 7 in Overall Length

DEWALT Two-Piece Core Bit Shanks.

SKU 3G-OTH-184529

Also listed as: DW 5911 · DW-5911

Brand
DEWALT
Item
DW5911 Two-Piece Core Bit Shank, SDS Max, 7 in Overall Length
Part Number
DW5911
Category
Two-Piece Core Bit Shanks
Available to Order
Also known as:DW5911DEWALT
Trade pricing by quote — replies within 24h
Qty
WhatsApp an engineerMessage via Telegram
No account needed — your quote request goes straight to our engineers. A free account lets you track quotes and re-order faster.
EXW Singapore
Collect or forward from our office
Datasheet on Request
Technical specs
1-Day Quote
Replies within 24h

Local availability & support

Payment
Invoicing in USD. Bank transfer (SWIFT) and corporate PO accepted.

Technical Specifications

DEWALT
Manufacturer Part Number
DW5911

Technical Documents

No technical documents available for this product.
Request documentation →
Not sure this is the right part? Get a recommendation.

Need installation or engineering help?

Installation, commissioning, maintenance plans, system design, and bundled product + service quotes — one team handles the full scope.
Talk to an engineer

Ask a question

DEWALT Products
3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore

Product Description

DEWALT Two-Piece Core Bit Shanks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DEWALT DW5911 core bit shank used for?

The DEWALT DW5911 is a two-piece core bit shank designed for use with SDS Max rotary hammers. It enables drilling large-diameter holes in masonry and concrete for applications such as running conduit, plumbing, or HVAC lines. The shank provides a secure connection between the core bit and the hammer.

What are the specifications of the DEWALT DW5911?

The DEWALT DW5911 is a two-piece core bit shank with an SDS Max shank type and a 7-inch overall length. The manufacturer part number is DW5911. It is designed to accept standard core bits for masonry drilling. No other technical specifications are provided by the manufacturer.

Where to buy the DEWALT DW5911 worldwide?

You can source the DEWALT DW5911 through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time. We supply genuine DEWALT components for professional contractors and maintenance teams.

How to install the DEWALT DW5911 core bit shank?

To install the DEWALT DW5911, insert the SDS Max shank into the rotary hammer chuck until it locks. Attach the matching core bit to the threaded end of the shank. Always follow the hammer manufacturer's instructions for proper bit retention and use. Ensure the shank is clean and lubricated before each use.

Used in

Common applications for DEWALT
Commercial construction — DEWALT 48-inch box level for leveling and plumbing long-span formwork and framing.
Residential framing — DEWALT 24-inch box level for general layout and alignment of wall studs and openings.
Concrete formwork — DEWALT marking chalk for semi-permanent layout lines on formwork and ground surfaces.
Jobsite communication — DEWALT DXFRS800 two-way radios for short-range voice coordination among crews.
Warehouse operations — DEWALT DXFRS300 two-way radios for team communication during inventory and logistics tasks.
Outdoor recreation — DEWALT FRS/GMRS radios for unlicensed short-range communication during group activities.
Not sure this is the right part? Photo-identify it→

DEWALT Products

3G Electric supplies DEWALT two-piece core bit shanks. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

You might also need

Burners & Combustion →Pumps & Compressors →Spare Parts →All Products →

More from DEWALT

View all DEWALT parts →

Customer reviews

No reviews yet — be the first

Questions & answers

No questions yet — ask us the first