Drill Chuck Key 13mm GEKO G00563
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Availability:In stock (ready to ship)
Shipping time:immediately
Shipping cost:From 3.28 Euro
catalog number:G00563
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EAN code:5901477103711
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,05 kg
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Drill Chuck Key 13mm GEKO G00563
A metal chuck key for operating a 13 mm drill chuck. This tool is used to tighten and loosen the jaws of the chuck on non-hammer drills.
Features
13 mm size
The key fits drill chucks with a maximum jaw capacity of 13 mm. This is the most common size on drills up to 750 W, used for domestic and semi-professional applications.
Metal construction
Its metal construction resists twisting while the jaws are being tightened. The material withstands the mechanical loads that occur during regular use of a drill chuck.
Universal use
The key works with 13 mm keyed chucks from a range of manufacturers. It fits non-hammer drills with a chuck that requires a key.
Technical specification
| Chuck size | 13 mm |
| Material | Metal |
| Model | G00563 |
| Manufacturer | GEKO |
| Chuck type | Keyed (geared) |
Applications
- Tightening the chuck jaws before starting work
- Changing drill bits and other cutting accessories on the drill
- Loosening the chuck after drilling
- Operating non-hammer drills with a 13 mm keyed chuck
- Servicing and maintenance of power tools
How to check compatibility
The chuck size (13 mm) is the maximum shank diameter that can be fitted in the chuck. The chuck size is given in the drill's specification or stamped on the chuck body. The key fits when its teeth match the holes in the chuck collar.
Use and maintenance
When tightening the chuck, use all three holes in the collar and tighten them in turn at even intervals. This ensures the bit is held evenly, without runout. Always remove the key from the chuck after use — leaving it in place can cause injury or damage the tool when it is started.
Store the key in a dry place. The metal parts can be treated periodically with a rust inhibitor, particularly when working in damp conditions. Worn key teeth show up as slipping during tightening — in that case the part needs to be replaced.
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