Quick-action drill chuck 1-16 mm + taper arbor MK3 / M12 / B18
Intended use
A drill chuck is a clamping device that is attached to the spindle of a drilling machine, a milling machine or in the tailstock of a lathe or turning machine. The chuck is used to hold cylindrical insert tools such as drills or countersinks.
Technical data
| Clamping range [mm]: | 1 - 16 |
|---|---|
| Concentricity deviation max. [mm]: | 0,1 |
| Cone mandrel: | MK3 / M12 / B18 |
| Inner cone: | B18 |
| Ø drill max. [mm]: | 1 - 16, 16 |
Fast, secure clamping and releasing of insert tools by hand
Does not require a clamping spanner
High concentricity
Good centring accuracy
Solid workmanship
Description of the
This quick-action drill chuck is supplied including taper arbour. The taper arbor and drill chuck are connected to each other via a form-fit B18 cone, i.e. the taper arbor can be separated from the drill chuck. The taper arbor has a tightening thread in the Morse taper and is therefore suitable for use in milling machines. The clamping range of this chuck is 1 to 16 mm. As the three clamping jaws close completely, it is also possible to clamp tools with a shank diameter of less than 1 mm.
Note: Drill chucks are not suitable for milling work.
Scope of delivery
- 1 x quick-action drill chuck 1-16 mm MK3/M12
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