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Quick-action drill chuck Supra threaded chuck 1/2 inch x 20 0.5-10 mm

Quick-action drill chuck Supra threaded chuck 1/2 inch x 20 0.5-10 mm

Quick-action drill chuck Supra threaded chuck 1/2 inch x 20 0.5-10 mm
Item no: 1021123 306 

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Available in 8-10 working days.

Application
For clamping and releasing drilling tools quickly without a key.

Execution
  • Lightweight design for hand-guided machines
  • Automatic retightening during drilling proportionate to the cutting force
  • Mount with UNF-3 B female thread
  • All parts can be replaced

Advantage
  • No tools required for operation, allowing for fast retooling
  • For day-to-day industrial use
  • Very strong and resistant to wear


Brand: RÖHM
Min./max. clamping width: 0.5-10.0 mm
Connection thread: 1/2 inch - 20 UNF 3B
Outer diameter: 35,8 mm
Length closed: 73,7 mm

Manufacturer part no.: 871039

EAN no.: 4019208194929

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