Sali Drill Chuck

A “Sali Drill Chuck” typically refers to a component or accessory that is used in conjunction with a drill, such as a power drill or drill press. The drill chuck is an essential part of the drill, and its primary function is to securely hold and grip drill bits or other rotary tools in place.

Key Features:

1. Chuck Type: Drill chucks come in various types, including keyless chucks and keyed chucks. Keyless chucks allow for tool-less bit changes, while keyed chucks require the use of a chuck key to tighten and loosen the chuck.
2. Capacity: The chuck’s capacity refers to the maximum size of drill bits or shank diameters it can accommodate. For example, a chuck might have a capacity of 1/2 inch or 13 mm, indicating that it can hold drill bits or tools with shanks up to that size.
3. Mounting: Drill chucks are mounted onto the spindle of a drill using a threaded connection. The type of mounting, such as threaded or taper, depends on the drill’s design and the chuck’s compatibility.
4. Jaws: Inside the chuck, there are three or more jaws that grip the drill bit or tool shank. These jaws can be adjusted to secure the tool firmly in place.
5. Chuck Key: In the case of a keyed chuck, it comes with a chuck key that is used to tighten or loosen the chuck’s grip on the drill bit. The chuck key is essential for making bit changes in keyed chucks.
6. Keyless Operation: Keyless chucks have a mechanism that allows you to tighten or loosen the chuck with hand pressure, making bit changes quick and convenient.
7. Thread Size: The chuck’s threaded connection should match the spindle thread of your drill to ensure a proper fit and secure attachment.
8. Compatibility: It’s important to ensure that the drill chuck is compatible with your specific drill model in terms of thread size and design.
9. Durability: High-quality chucks are constructed from robust materials to withstand the forces and demands of drilling.
10. Versatility: A drill chuck is not limited to just holding drill bits; it can also secure various other rotary tools, such as grinding wheels, sanding attachments, and hole saws.

• Size: (1.5-13mm)