For every 0.0001" improvement T.I.R. - You gain 10% tool life!
Choosing the right holder for the job is key to success |

What to look for in a drill chuck:
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High holding power.
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Low T.I.R - 0.0008"
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Balanced for high speed
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One-piece design
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Toolholder taper ground to AT3 or better.
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HP3 Drill Chuck Advantages:
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Flexibility (allows you to run non-standard shank sizes
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No need to buy collets and nuts
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Fast and easy tool changes
HP3 Chuck Disadvantages:
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Poor T.I.R. compared to other tool holder styles because of low rigidity
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Low holding power compared to other tool holder styles
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Not suited for machining operations other than drilling
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Drill Chuck Maintenance:
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Keep chuck, toolholder taper, spindle taper, and drills clean. Dirt causes premature wear.
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Check taper for excessive fretting. Replace if necessary.
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Make sure chuck operates smoothly and jaws are not damaged.
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Replace worn pull studs immediately to prevent possible injury from tool flying out of spindle.
Why Techniks drill chucks provide the best tool life.
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HP3 drill chuck has 4 times the holding power of standard chucks.
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T.I.R. of only 0.0008"
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Balanced for high speed opertion to 10,000 RPM.
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One-piece design for additional strength and safety (chuck will not come off during operation).
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Each taper is precision ground to a tolerance of AT3 or better!
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All products are backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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