Heavy-Duty RÖHM SUPRA-I Quick-Change Drill Chuck, Size 13, J6 Mount, Model 871054

Name: Heavy-Duty RÖHM SUPRA-I Quick-Change Drill Chuck, Size 13, J6 Mount, Model 871054
Brand: ROHM
SKU: 767639
Price: 203.55 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This is a high-precision, self-tightening flat-jaw drill chuck designed for industrial use. The Rohm SUPRA 13mm Keyless Chuck female mount JAC6 features automatic clamping that increases grip strength proportionally to cutting force, ensuring secure tool holding and ease of operation. It is suitable for use on drill presses and handheld drills, offering high concentricity and quick tool changes.

Technical specifications

Capacity: 13 mm

Weight: approximately 0.87 kg

Open tool length: approximately 94 mm

Mounting: J6

Clamping range: 1-13 mm

Material: All components are metal, hardened, and finely machined

Compatibility and accessories

Designed for right-hand rotation only

Compatible with drill presses and handheld drills

Part of the Röhm Supra-I series of quick-action drill chucks

Installation

Mount the chuck onto compatible drill spindles with J6 mounting interface

Ensure the chuck is securely tightened before use

Usage

Ideal for drilling tasks requiring high precision and secure tool holding

Quickly and easily insert and tighten drill bits within the clamping range

Suitable for industrial applications and manual drilling operations

Features

Brand
ROHM
Max clamp diameter
13 mm
Chuck diameter
13 mm
Material
Metal
Compatible drill
Standard drill
Weight
930 g
Chuck tightening
Keyless self-tightening
Chuck
Self-tightening
ManoMano Reference
ME28630022
MMID
282550999740
Product code
767639
EAN
4019208189857

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