LATHE CHUCK: 3 JAW 125MM SOLID JAW 2 SETS K11

This 3 jaw self centering lathe chuck has a plain back with a recess mount. * Manufactured from qulaity castings for durability * Standard accuray model * Supplied with two sets of jaws for external or external clamping of the workpiece * Optional soft jaws are available as required * Comes with lathe chuck key

* These Lathe chucks are used to accurately clamp a workpiece on a lathe for turning cylindrical items Fitted with bolt on jaws which are reversable for internal or external gripping Self centering scroll chucks are ideal for gripping cylindrical or concentric work because all jaws work in unison and automatically center the piece * The jaws on the scroll open and close with a wrench that is turned on a pinion. * 3-jaw self-centering are the most versatile and ideal for holding round parts (bars, rings and pipes.) * 4-jaw self-centering are used for square parts * 6-jaw self-centering are used for thin-walled parts More gripping points allow for even distribution of clamping forces and prevention of distortion. I* ndependent chucks are designed with jaws that move independently of one another. Ideal for gripping irregularly shaped workpieces or eccentric operations * They have a longer setup time than self-centering chucks.

* These Lathe chucks are used to accurately clamp a workpiece on a lathe for turning cylindrical items Fitted with bolt on jaws which are reversable for internal or external gripping Self centering scroll chucks are ideal for gripping cylindrical or concentric work because all jaws work in unison and automatically center the piece * The jaws on the scroll open and close with a wrench that is turned on a pinion. * 3-jaw self-centering are the most versatile and ideal for holding round parts (bars, rings and pipes.) * 4-jaw self-centering are used for square parts * 6-jaw self-centering are used for thin-walled parts More gripping points allow for even distribution of clamping forces and prevention of distortion. I* ndependent chucks are designed with jaws that move independently of one another. Ideal for gripping irregularly shaped workpieces or eccentric operations * They have a longer setup time than self-centering chucks.