Ruwag SDS Core Shank Overview

The Ruwag SDS core shank, with a length of 370mm, is built for industrial applications requiring precision and durability. Its tungsten carbide tip ensures efficient drilling, while the slotted design provides a secure grip in the chuck. The core shank includes a quick-release mechanism for rapid bit changes, making it a versatile and practical tool.

Ruwag SDS Core Shank Benefits and Features

• Tungsten Carbide Tip: Delivers long-lasting performance and precision in demanding drilling tasks.
• Slotted Design: Engages with grooves in the tool’s chuck for a secure, slip-free grip.
• Quick Release Mechanism: Allows for fast and convenient bit changes during drilling operations.
• Threaded End: Ensures a strong connection with matching threaded receptacles for added stability.

Steps to Follow For Using the Ruwag SDS Core Shank

Preparation

• Ensure the drill is compatible with SDS core shanks.
• Insert the Ruwag SDS Core Shank into the tool’s chuck, aligning the slots with the grooves.

How to Use the Ruwag SDS Core Shank

1. Slide the shank into the tool’s chuck, making sure the slots engage with the grooves.
2. Tighten the chuck to secure the shank in place.
3. Start drilling at a controlled speed to ensure smooth operation.
4. To change bits, use the quick-release mechanism for efficient swapping.

Cleanup:

• Remove the shank from the tool and clean any debris from the tip and threaded end.
• Store in a dry place to avoid wear and tear.

A few Scenarios Where the Ruwag SDS Core Shank Can Be Used:

• Drilling into concrete or masonry.
• Installing heavy-duty anchors.
• Industrial construction tasks requiring precision drilling.

Other Products You May Need for Your Drilling Tasks:

• Blue Safety Glasses With Black Frame

• Black Argon Safety Boot Size 10

• Fragram Angle Grinder 18V (115mm)

Health and Safety

Always wear safety gear, such as gloves and protective goggles, when using the Ruwag SDS Core Shank to avoid injury from flying debris. Ensure the shank is securely tightened in the chuck to prevent accidents during operation.

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