Rebar Breakers - SDS Plus

Rebar Breakers - SDS Plus

Product Summary

The Rebar Breaker SDS-plus has been specially developed for drilling in reinforcement. It is made of one piece of steel, which makes it particularly robust and provides optimum power transmission. The specially developed carbide ensures that the Rebar Breaker SDS-plus has an extremely long service life while at the same time it maintains a constantly high cutting speed. A further advantage of this drill bit is the drill head consisting of a robust carbide with 4-6 cutting edges depending on the diameter, which prevents the drill bit from getting stuck on reinforcement.
The Rebar Breaker SDS-plus is available in diameters 12-35 mm.

Tips:
• Drill concrete with normal masonry drill bit until you encounter reinforcing steel.
• Use Rebar Breaker for cutting reinforcing steel ONLY. Hammer/Impact and rotary mode permitted.
• Remove/vacuum out any broken or chipped carbide pieces in the drilled hole before using the Rebar Breaker. When drilling and hitting reinforcing steel broken and chipped pieces of carbide from the normal masonry drill bit may be present in the drilled hole, these can damage the Rebar Breaker carbide tip if not removed. Once drilled hole is clean continuing with the Rebar Breaker.
• Once reinforcing steel has been drilled through, continue drilling with normal masonry drill bit to the specified depth.
• If installing an anchor ensure it fits through the reinforcing steel that has been cut without damage to the anchor. Follow anchor installation procedure

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Specifications

Part No
Description
Diameter
Working Length
Total Length
Quantity
UoM
Price
HRB12.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 12.0 X 300MM (29902D)
12
250
300
each
HRB14.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 14.0 X 300MM (299039)
14
250
300
each
HRB16.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 16.0 X 300MM (29904D)
16
250
300
each
HRB18.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 18.0 X 300MM (29905D)
18
250
300
each
HRB20.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 20.0 X 300MM (29906D)
20
250
300
each
HRB22.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 22.0 X 300MM (29907D)
22
250
300
each
HRB25.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 25.0 X 300MM (29908D)
25
250
300
each
HRB28.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 28.0 X 300MM (299091)
28
250
300
each
HRB30.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 30.0 X 300MM (299107)
30
250
300
each
HRB32.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 32.0 X 300MM (299114)
32
250
300
each
HRB35.0-300
HELLER SDS REBAR BREAKER 35.0 X 300MM (299121)
35
250
300
each

Features & Applications

Features
• Dedicated SDS-Plus Rebar hammer drill bit
• Single piece of steel for optimised power transfer
• Available in 12-35mm diameter

Applications
• Cutting steel rebar in reinforced concrete

Video

Video

Tips:

1. Drill concrete with normal masonry drill bit until you encounter reinforcing steel.

2. Use Rebar Breaker for cutting reinforcing steel ONLY. Hammer/Impact and rotary mode permitted.

3. Remove/vacuum out any broken or chipped carbide pieces in the drilled hole before using the Rebar Breaker. When drilling and hitting reinforcing steel broken and chipped pieces of carbide from the normal masonry drill bit may be present in the drilled hole, these can damage the Rebar Breaker carbide tip if not removed. Once drilled hole is clean continuing with the Rebar Breaker. 

4. Once reinforcing steel has been drilled through, continue drilling with normal masonry drill bit to the specified depth.

5. If installing an anchor ensure it fits through the reinforcing steel that has been cut without damage to the anchor. Follow anchor installation procedure.


Tips:

1. Drill concrete with normal masonry drill bit until you encounter reinforcing steel.

2. Use Rebar Breaker for cutting reinforcing steel ONLY. Hammer/Impact and rotary mode permitted.

3. Remove/vacuum out any broken or chipped carbide pieces in the drilled hole before using the Rebar Breaker. When drilling and hitting reinforcing steel broken and chipped pieces of carbide from the normal masonry drill bit may be present in the drilled hole, these can damage the Rebar Breaker carbide tip if not removed. Once drilled hole is clean continuing with the Rebar Breaker. 

4. Once reinforcing steel has been drilled through, continue drilling with normal masonry drill bit to the specified depth.

5. If installing an anchor ensure it fits through the reinforcing steel that has been cut without damage to the anchor. Follow anchor installation procedure.


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