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Flexible Shaft Extension Chuck Key Adapter, Flexible Attachment for Electric Drill, Rotary Grinder Tool
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Product information
Description
Features:
1. Makes Work Convenient: The extension chuck adapter is connected with rotating tools, flexible shaft makes work convenient.2. Provides Better Grip: The advanced handle can reduce vibration to prevent fatigue, and provides better grip for greater maneuverability and higher speed.
3. USED FOR POLISHING, ENGRAVING, DRILLING, CUTTING: When the flexible shaft is used in conjunction with a straight grinder, can be used for polishing, engraving, drilling, cutting, grinding, shaping, sanding, etc.
4. HIGH WORK EFFICIENCY: The shaft adopts good quality materials and perfect craftsmanship, which has high work efficiency and not easy to heat
5.NOT EASY TO SHAKE: The shaft joint has high concentricity, the precise carving is not easy to shake, the operation is stable and the safety is high
Specifications:
Item type: Flexible shaft extension chuckMaterial: Rubber + ABS + aluminum alloy
Purpose: Suitable for drill rotary grinder tools electric
Chuck clamping range: Approx. 0.3 ~ 6.5 mm / 0.01 ~ 0.26 inch
Joint Diameter: Approx. 6 mm / 0.24 inch
Maximum speed: 10,000 rpm
Package list:
Package including: 1 x flexible shaft1 x handle
2 x wrench
Note:
1. Straighten the pipe as much as possible when working to extend the life of the flexible shaft.2. It is best to install the machine before using the flexible shaft, which can be used after 15 minutes of idling at low speed.There will be some heat for 1 to 2 hours after the first use, which is a normal wear and tear period.Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Compatible drillStandard drill
- Chuck tighteningKeyless self-tightening
- ManoMano ReferenceME242438851
- MMID156373669189
- Product codeQD-GB26Y70455
- EAN5009519704459
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