Cyclo-Twist

The Cyclo Twisted Carbide Tipped Drill Bit is an extra heavy-duty masonry drill bit engineered for long life, durability, and maximum productivity.

 As the original fast spiral rotary carbide-tipped bit for rotary drilling, it features a unique double fast spiral flute design that efficiently removes dust from the cutting zone for faster, cooler drilling and cleaner finished holes. It is ideal for drilling through a wide range of masonry materials, making it an excellent choice for both professional contractors and DIY users.

Features

• Extra heavy-duty carbide-tipped construction
• Original fast spiral rotary carbide-tipped drill bit
• Double fast spiral fluting for rapid dust removal
• Delivers faster, cooler drilling performance
• Produces cleaner, more accurate holes
• Designed for long life and enhanced durability
• Ideal for rotary drilling applications

Applications / Recommended Use

• Plaster
• Limestone
• Common brick
• Hard brick
• Cinder block
• Cement block
• Flagstone
• Marble
• Terrazzo
• Slate
• Sandstone
• Hard concrete
• Tile
• Terra cotta block
• Other masonry materials

Product Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What makes the Cyclo Twisted Drill Bit different from standard masonry bits?
A: Its double fast spiral flute design removes dust more efficiently, resulting in faster drilling, cooler operation, and cleaner holes.

Q: Can this drill bit be used on concrete?
A: Yes. It is suitable for hard concrete as well as many other masonry materials.

Q: What materials can this drill bit drill through?
A: It is designed for plaster, limestone, brick, cinder block, cement block, flagstone, marble, terrazzo, slate, sandstone, tile, terra cotta block, and other masonry materials.

Q: Is this bit designed for heavy-duty use?
A: Yes. Its extra heavy-duty carbide-tipped construction is engineered for durability, long service life, and demanding drilling applications.

Q: What type of drill should be used with this bit?
A: This drill bit is designed for use with rotary drills when drilling into masonry materials.