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SDS & SDS+: Have two open grooves held by the driving wedges and two closed
grooves held by locking balls. Both SDS and SDS+ are interchangeable.
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SDS Max: Has three open grooves and locking segments rather than balls.
It is designed for hammers over 11 lbs. The wedges grip an area of
15.31-inches and the shank is inserted 3.54-inches.
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SDS Max: Has three open grooves and locking segments rather than balls.
It is designed for hammers over 11 lbs. The wedges grip an area of
15.31-inches and the shank is inserted 3.54-inches.
Hex: Is a solid bar of case-hardened steel, pointed at one end, with a shank and upset
collar at the other. Used to break up pavement, rock, asphalt, or concrete.
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Hex: Is a solid bar of case-hardened steel, pointed at one end, with a shank and upset
collar at the other. Used to break up pavement, rock, asphalt, or concrete.
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Straight Shank: Is the most usual style on modern drill bits, by number manufactured.
It is most often made the same diameter as the drill bit. It's then held in a 3-jaw drill
chuck.
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Straight Shank: Is the most usual style on modern drill bits, by number manufactured.
It is most often made the same diameter as the drill bit. It's then held in a 3-jaw drill
chuck.
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Straight Shank: Is the most usual style on modern drill bits, by number manufactured.
It is most often made the same diameter as the drill bit. It's then held in a 3-jaw drill
chuck.
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