TORK CRAFT 12mm Glass & Tile Drill Bit – 1/4" Hex

Technical Specifications

Product Highlights

• 12 mm tip diameter – Ideal for larger fixing holes and installation tasks in tile and glass applications.
• Tungsten carbide tip – Delivers durable cutting performance on hard, brittle materials.
• Hex shank design – Provides a firm, secure fit in compatible drills for improved grip and control.
• Fully ground spiral flute – Assists with chip clearance during drilling.
• Industrial Blue range – Part of the Tork Craft Industrial Blue range for dependable everyday use.

Features

• Tungsten carbide tip – Helps the bit cut cleanly into glass and tile surfaces.
• Hex shank – Gives a firm grip in the chuck for steadier drilling.
• Special tip design – Supports accurate positioning on tile surfaces.
• Fully ground spiral flute – Promotes smoother drilling and chip removal.
• Steel body – Provides strength and durability during use.

Benefits

• Accurate drilling – Helps create neat, properly sized holes in delicate materials.
• Better control – The hex shank helps reduce slipping in compatible drills.
• Versatile use – Suitable for glass, mirrors, ceramic tiles and marble tiles.
• Reliable performance – Built for consistent results in workshop, site and home projects.

Applications

• Precision drilling in glass.
• Drilling in mirrors.
• Drilling in ceramic tiles.
• Drilling in marble tiles.
• Construction and installation work.
• General DIY and maintenance tasks.

Extra Information

• Recommended for use in corded and cordless drills.
• Best results are achieved with low speed, light pressure and a steady drilling action.
• Cooling the drilling area with water can help improve bit life and drilling performance on hard surfaces.
• Ideal where a larger, clean and accurately placed hole is needed in brittle materials.

Safety

• Wear eye protection when drilling into glass, tiles or other brittle materials.
• Use the drill in standard rotary mode and apply light, controlled pressure.
• Secure and support the workpiece properly before drilling.
• Keep the drilling point cool with water where needed to reduce heat build-up.
• Do not force the bit, as excessive pressure can crack the material or damage the drill bit.
• Check behind tiled surfaces before drilling to avoid hidden pipes or cables.