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1.513mm Electric Drill Chuck, Manual Tightening, 1/220UNF Thread with Self-Locking Loop Drill Bit
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Description
Features:1.Thin outer sleeve, easy to tighten, significantly increases output torque, high working efficiency.
2.Unique thrust bearing, easily converts torque into greater clamping force, with a clamping range of 1/16-1/2in.
3.Convex-convex surface allows the front and rear sleeves to cooperate effectively, effectively reducing vibration.
4.Self-locking function, quick to use, does not easily slip.1/2-20UNF thread, easy to install and remove, more labor-saving.
5.Widely used for impact drills and AC/DC electric drills of different power levels.Made of high-quality iron and plastic, sturdy and durable.
Specifications:Item Type: Drill Chuck
Material: Iron + Plastic
Model: J1513JY-040
Application: Impact drills and AC&DC electric drills of varying power
Thread Interface: 1/2-20UNF
Clamping Range: 1.5-13 mm (1/16-1/2 inch)
Package List:1 x Chuck
2.Unique thrust bearing, easily converts torque into greater clamping force, with a clamping range of 1/16-1/2in.
3.Convex-convex surface allows the front and rear sleeves to cooperate effectively, effectively reducing vibration.
4.Self-locking function, quick to use, does not easily slip.1/2-20UNF thread, easy to install and remove, more labor-saving.
5.Widely used for impact drills and AC/DC electric drills of different power levels.Made of high-quality iron and plastic, sturdy and durable.
Specifications:Item Type: Drill Chuck
Material: Iron + Plastic
Model: J1513JY-040
Application: Impact drills and AC&DC electric drills of varying power
Thread Interface: 1/2-20UNF
Clamping Range: 1.5-13 mm (1/16-1/2 inch)
Package List:1 x Chuck
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Max clamp diameter13 mm
- Compatible drillStandard drill
- Chuck tighteningManual tightening with key
- ManoMano ReferenceME242430036
- MMID630974038432
- Product codeQD-GB26Y67450
- EAN5008500174400
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