The Hard Tile Killer
Stop struggling with cracked porcelain and slipping bits. This precision-engineered purple carbide drill bit is designed to cut through the toughest materials—like full porcelain and glass—in seconds, not minutes.
Drill Through Porcelain in Seconds
Standard masonry bits often fail on modern, high-density tiles. Our Tungsten Steel Rapid Attack Drill cuts cleanly without burning out or getting stuck.
- Faster: Significantly quicker than standard four-flute bits.
- Stronger: Penetrates full ceramic and hard stone effortlessly.
- Cleaner: Produces precise holes with minimal chipping.
Symmetrical Grinding for Zero Vibration
Vibration is the enemy of a clean hole. We use a unique symmetrical dual-blade grinding method that ensures perfect balance at high speeds.
This design prevents the bit from wobbling after it pierces the surface, resulting in a smoother drilling experience and more accurate placement every time.
Universal Fit & Multi-Material Use
Don't limit your toolkit. The hex shank allows this bit to fit securely into almost any standard power tool.
Works great on:
- Tiles, Marble, Granite, Glass, Ceramic
- Concrete, Quartz Stone, Wood, Plastic
- Metal (with water cooling)
Built to Last: 93HRC Carbide Tip
Cheap bits dull quickly and tips can snap under pressure. We use genuine high-hardness tungsten steel (93HRC) to ensure longevity.
The reinforced tip structure resists breakage and wear, making it ideal for professional contractors who need reliable tools day after day.
Specifications & Size Guide
Choose the right diameter for your project. All sizes feature our signature anti-slip hex shank.
| Diameter | Alloy Thickness | Alloy Length | Shank Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6mm (1/4") | 1.6mm | 10.5mm | Hex Shank |
| 8mm (5/16") | 1.6mm | 14mm | Hex Shank |
| 10mm (3/8") | 1.7mm | 17mm | Hex Shank |
| 12mm (1/2") | 1.7mm | 18mm | Hex Shank |
Note: Metric sizes are listed first as per manufacturing standards. Imperial conversions provided for reference.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. These bits work excellently on standard cordless drills and impact drivers. For very thick concrete, an impact drill mode helps, but for tile and glass, regular rotation is best.
The sharp cutting geometry reduces friction heat and pressure, which significantly lowers the risk of cracking compared to dull standard bits. Start slowly to create a pilot indentation, then increase speed.
Yes, it works on stainless steel, aluminum, and copper. However, we strongly recommend adding water as a coolant when drilling metal to preserve the life of the bit.
It means the bottom of the drill bit has a six-sided shape (like a bolt head). This fits securely into quick-change chucks and prevents the bit from spinning inside the chuck during heavy drilling.