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Drill Chuck for Impact Driver, Drill Chuck Arbor without key for Penichard Drill Bit, Mill to Mill Integration
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Description
1. With high grip and impact resistance, this drill chuck offers strong and clear speed, and it can cut larger margins and processes.
2. It features a convenient replacement method; simply use a wrench to replace the blade and pad.
3. Reduce the user's tool cost; the chuck has good strength and a long service life, and is easy to use.
4. The alloy of this drill chuck is hardened steel, finished black by precision grinding.
5. Suitable for various processing environments, this drill chuck performs well even in very dirty environments such as casting.
Specification:
Item Type: Drill Chuck
Model: C20-APU13
Clamping Range: Approx. 1 ~ 13 mm / 0.04 ~ 0.51 in
Accuracy: no more than 0.07 mm
Material: Hardened steel alloy, finished black by precision grinding.
Hardness: HRC 56-58
Package List:
1 x Chuck
2. It features a convenient replacement method; simply use a wrench to replace the blade and pad.
3. Reduce the user's tool cost; the chuck has good strength and a long service life, and is easy to use.
4. The alloy of this drill chuck is hardened steel, finished black by precision grinding.
5. Suitable for various processing environments, this drill chuck performs well even in very dirty environments such as casting.
Specification:
Item Type: Drill Chuck
Model: C20-APU13
Clamping Range: Approx. 1 ~ 13 mm / 0.04 ~ 0.51 in
Accuracy: no more than 0.07 mm
Material: Hardened steel alloy, finished black by precision grinding.
Hardness: HRC 56-58
Package List:
1 x Chuck
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Max clamp diameter13 mm
- Compatible drillStandard drill
- Chuck tighteningKeyless self-tightening
- ChuckHexagonal
- ManoMano ReferenceME220748228
- MMID292283262614
- Product codeBT-UK2025YS-70056
- EAN9140747314563
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