
Self-locking chucks with rack Chucks are fundamental components for drills, responsible for holding and rotating drill bits. Also known as bit holders, chucks with rack, or key chucks, these tools are designed to provide a secure connection between drills and the bits used. Chucks are widely used in various applications, including drilling metals, alloys, and construction materials. They are particularly effective with electric drills and battery-powered drills, in both residential and professional applications. Additionally, chucks are excellent for percussion drills, which are used for drilling walls and masonry. Chucks that secure bits through a rack offer several advantages. First of all, they allow for quick and easy handling of bits, facilitating efficient changes. Furthermore, rack closures ensure a secure grip, minimizing the risk of bit slippage during use. This feature is particularly useful when working with hard materials, where the applied force is significant. Another a…
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ROHM PRIMA-L-S Rack chucks for bits suitable for universal drills and screwdrivers with locking screw thread, attachment thread of choice
As low as €28.20
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ROHM PRIMA-M-S Rack chucks for bits suitable for manual drills with standard drilling and percussion, attachment of choice
As low as €38.30
(Incl. Tax: €46.73) -
ROHM PRIMA-M-S-I rack chucks for bits suitable for chucks with self-centering jaws, attachment of choice
As low as €38.30
(Incl. Tax: €46.73) -
ROHM 026411 Tightening key for rack and pinion chuck for hole S1
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ROHM 205989 Tightening key for rack and pinion chuck for hole S2A
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ROHM 025835 Tightening key for rack and pinion chuck for hole S3
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ROHM 025839 Tightening key for rack and pinion chuck for hole S4
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