Bosch HC4513 1/2" X 29" Spline Drill Bit, manufactured by robert bosch, is a spline rotary hammer bit with a spline drive that provides successful anchoring and drilling. To penetrate hard materials like concrete and masonry (brick, stone, clay, concrete slabs) it's bit is made of tungsten-carbide.

The 29" inch flute length allows for fast drilling, maximum impact, and torque transmission. Bosch HC4513 1/2" X 29" Spline Drill Bit is very durable, but it is also precise when drilling due to its active-centering tip that will help to direct the drill during application.

If you are wanting to perform a home termite treatment, you will need to complete a barrier treatment around the perimeter of your home or property. Bosch HC4513 1/2" X 29" Spline Drill Bit will easily penetrate various types of materials from concrete to brick.

Tools Needed

To use bosch hc4513 1/2" X 29" spline drill bit you will need a rotary spline hammer power drill when drilling holes into concrete slabs or masonry. You will also need an appropriate termiticide product to insert into the drilled holes. It is recommended to also have a pair of gloves, goggles (for dust from debris), tennis shoes, and mask.

How to Use

• Step 1: Attach the bosch hc4513 1/2" X 29" Spline Drill Bit into a rotary spline power drill and drill into the concrete slab or masonry deep enough to reach the soil underneath the slab to treat for termites. For inside structures, you will want to make sure you are not drilling into area that contains any electrical wiring. If so, contact a trained professional to treat these areas.
• Step 2: Inject the termiticide treatment into the area where holes have been drilled.

Where to Use

Bosch HC4513 1/2" X 29" Spline Drill Bit can be used inside or outside your home or commercial building. This bit will also be used during deep penetration into concrete, concrete blocks, brick, stone, and clay outside or inside your home.

When to Use

Use bosch hc4513 1/2" X 29" spline drill bit during a trench treatment for termite control outside your home or property or when there is a concrete slab or masonry that needs to be treated around your home's perimeter.

Safety Information

Always wear the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) that will protect your eyes, mouth, face, feet, and hands when drilling for termites. Read and follow all directions on the termiticide product label.

Special Considerations

Drilling foundations for termite control will require an rotary spline hammer drill and injection application equipment. It is recommended to have a trained professional to perform termite treatments to reduce the chances of error.