Starrett A1-1 SDS Plus Arbor for 14mm to 30mm Drills with 8.75mm Shank (Model AY154) - Compatible with SDS Plus Rotary Hammers, Includes 1 Unit

Name: Starrett A1-1 SDS Plus Arbor for 14mm to 30mm Drills with 8.75mm Shank (Model AY154) - Compatible with SDS Plus Rotary Hammers, Includes 1 Unit
Brand: STARRETT
SKU: AY154
Price: 24.38 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

The Starrett A1-1 SDS Plus Arbor is designed for use with holesaws ranging from 14mm to 30mm in diameter. It features an SDS-Plus shank with a high-speed pilot drill, allowing compatibility with SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills when the hammer action is turned off. This arbor provides a secure fit for various holesaw sizes and ensures precise drilling.

Technical specifications

Holesaw diameter: 14-30mm (9/16 to 1.3/16 inches)

Shank size: 8.75mm (11/32 inches) hex (excluding SDS-Plus arbors)

Screw thread: ½ inch - 20 UNF

Chuck size: 9.5mm (3/8 inches)

Drill length: 79mm (3.1/8 inches)

Includes high-speed pilot drill

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with holesaws from FCH and CT series

Suitable for use with SDS-Plus rotary hammer drills (hammer action off)

Installation

Insert the arbor into the drill’s chuck, ensuring it is securely tightened.

Attach the appropriate holesaw to the arbor, matching the diameter to your drilling needs.

Ensure the pilot drill is properly aligned for accurate drilling.

Usage

Use in rotary hammer drills with the hammer function turned off for best results.

Ensure the arbor and holesaw are properly secured before operation.

Apply steady pressure during drilling for clean and precise holes.

Features

Brand
STARRETT
Pcs per pack
1
Height
4 cm
Compatible drill
Magnetic drill
Type of drill accessory
Adapter
Chuck
SDS plus
Drilling support type
Drilling jig
ManoMano Reference
ME96008141
MMID
521666026734
Product code
AY154

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