Change bits in seconds, without hunting for the key. Keyless chuck with a capacity of 13 or 16 mm: it tightens and releases by hand, so you can switch from drilling to screwdriving or from one bit to another without wasting time or losing the key around the workshop.
It is the ideal spare part to upgrade a drill with a keyed chuck or to replace one that no longer grips the bit properly.
Key benefits
Keyless: tightens and releases by hand.
Quick changes: more productivity on jobs using several bits.
Two capacities: 13 mm or 16 mm.
Practical spare part: replaces a worn chuck or one with play.
What it's for
Replacing the chuck on a drill or pillar drill.
Carpentry, locksmith and maintenance workshops.
Jobs with frequent bit changes.
How to fit it
Remove the old chuck following your drill's manual and clean the spindle or mounting taper. Fit the new one, check that it is properly seated and do a test run without load to make sure the bit spins true. With a keyless chuck, tighten firmly by hand: the more the drill works, the tighter it grips the bit. If the bit slips, tighten again before continuing, and clear the chips from the chuck after each job. A chuck in good condition also protects your bits.
Technical specifications
Type: keyless chuck
Capacity: 13 mm · 16 mm
References: CP12-903 · CP12-904
Vetonek tip: before buying, check your drill's mounting thread or taper to make sure it fits. Clean the spindle thoroughly before fitting: any dirt will make the bit run off-centre.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need a key?
No, it is keyless: it tightens and releases by hand.
Is it compatible with my drill?
Check your machine's mounting type (thread or taper) before ordering.
Which capacity should I choose?
The one that matches the maximum bit diameter you use: 13 mm or 16 mm.
When is it worth replacing the chuck?
When the bit slips, wobbles or the chuck no longer tightens properly.
How do I maintain it?
Clean chips and dust off it regularly and do not hit it to release the bit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it need a key?
No, it is keyless: it tightens and releases by hand.
Is it compatible with my drill?
Check your machine's mounting type (thread or taper) before ordering.
Which capacity should I choose?
The one that matches the maximum bit diameter you use: 13 mm or 16 mm.
When is it worth replacing the chuck?
When the bit slips, wobbles or the chuck no longer tightens properly.
How do I maintain it?
Clean chips and dust off it regularly and do not hit it to release the bit.
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