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FerrestockSKU S6500576EAN 8430025010142

Drill Chuck with Spanner Ferrestock

If you like to take care of every detail in your home and own the latest products that will make your life easier, purchase Drill Chuck with Spanner Ferrestock at the best price. The Ferrestock Keyed Chuck is a versatile and robust chuck accessory , specially designed for drilling tasks with a vari…

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Specification

Specification
BrandFerrestock
SKUS6500576
EAN8430025010142
Conditionnew
DepartmentManual and electric tools
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About this item

If you like to take care of every detail in your home and own the latest products that will make your life easier, purchase Drill Chuck with Spanner Ferrestock at the best price.

The Ferrestock Keyed Chuck is a versatile and robust chuck accessory, specially designed for drilling tasks with a variety of power tools. Made from a combination of plastic and metal, this model supports drill bit diameters from 2 to 13 mm, making it suitable for both home and professional use. Its hardened metal jaws ensure a firm and durable grip, even when operating drills up to 500W or cordless screwdrivers. It is compatible with rotation with and without hammer function, allowing adaptation to different jobs and materials, and its reversible rotation (right and left) provides greater flexibility for drilling and screwing applications. It features a 1/2 20h UNF internal thread, standard for this type of component, and comes with an SDS Plus adapter for quick and secure connection to most modern drills. Its keyed adjustment system allows precise opening and closing of the jaws, ensuring proper drill bit fixation and reducing the risk of slippage during use. Thanks to these features, the Ferrestock chuck offers a balance of functionality and durability, suitable for projects in wood, metal, or masonry. A practical and reliable option for those looking to enhance the capacity and versatility of their power tools.

Type: Drill bit carrier

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