Drill Chucks

Our drill chuck collection is supplied by leading brands such as Toolpak. The drill chuck is designed to be attached to the drill’s head to hold the drill in place. Our range involves keyless drill chucks which can tighten and loosen instruments.

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Toolpack CK13 Keyless Chuck

£23.40 inc. VAT

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What are Drill Chucks?: Drills chucks are designed to be attached to the drill head to hold the drill in place and other drilling instruments. They can be tightened or loosened to enable for rapid release for multi-tool use, or they can be modified with the keys.
How do Drill Chucks work?: When a drill piece is placed into the chuck, a threaded screw tightens the jaws around the piece. On an inclined surface, the screw threads, and the threads on the backs of the jaw pieces are located. The screw slides along the tapered surface to the thicker section when it is turned to the right, causing the jaws to press against the bit. It is used to secure the tools.
What are Drill bits?: Drill bits are used to make holes in a range of different materials for example, wood, metal, plastic, and ceramic tile are among them.
What are Hole saws?: A hole saw can cut holes that are substantially larger in diameter than a regular drill bit. They make a hole in the workpiece without removing any of the core material. The hole saw is attached to your power drill and holds other moving tool components in place.