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The Bosch Installation Drill Bit 2608597173 is a high-speed steel (HSS) bit designed for durable, versatile drilling in construction and installation tasks. With an extra-long shank and a screw-connected drill tip and shank end, the bit offers improved resistance to breakage and reliable performance when working with multilayer or sandwich materials, formwork and common building substrates.

Advantages

The screw-connected drill tip and shank end reduce the risk of breakage and improve running stability. A tapered flute together with offset tip and shank ends prevents jamming in moist wood while retaining sufficient cutting power to penetrate embedded nails. The cylindrical shank fits all drills with a 13 mm chuck, and the bit is manufactured to DIN 7490 for consistent quality.

Suitable for

• Formwork and general carpentry
• Interior fitting work (plasterboard, boards, planks, beams)
• Plumbing, heating and electrical installation tasks
• Drilling through sandwich materials and multilayer building materials
• Light metals and metal plates (including materials sandwiched with steel or aluminium)

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• MPN: 2608597173
• EAN: 3165140099394
• Material: HSS (high-speed steel)
• Standard: Manufactured to DIN 7490
• Tip angle: 118° with chisel edge
• Shank type: Cylindrical, for 13 mm chuck
• Design features: Screw-connected tip and shank, extra-long shank, tapered flute, offset tip

How to use

Fit the cylindrical shank into a drill with a 13 mm chuck and tighten securely. Select appropriate drill speed for the material: lower speed for metals and sandwich materials, medium to higher speed for wood and plasterboard. Apply steady pressure and let the bit cut; avoid excessive force to reduce wear. For drilling through nails or mixed materials, maintain controlled feed to prevent overheating and to ensure straight penetration.

Recommendations

Inspect the bit before use for any visible damage; replace if the screw connection or cutting edges are worn. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves) and, when drilling metal, consider coolant or intermittent drilling to extend bit life.