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    Drill Chuck Arbor

    for Number 4 Morse x Number 6 Jacobs, 6-5/32" Long, US Origin

    Image of Product. Top orientation. Drill Chuck Arbor, for Number 4 Morse x Number 6 Jacobs, 6-5/32" Long, US Origin.
    Technical Drawing of Drill Chuck Arbor, for Number 4 Morse x Number 6 Jacobs, 6-5/32" Long, US Origin.
    Image of Product. Top orientation. Drill Chuck Arbor, for Number 4 Morse x Number 6 Jacobs, 6-5/32" Long, US Origin.
    Image of Product. Side1 orientation. Contains SizingReference. Drill Chuck Arbor, for Number 4 Morse x Number 6 Jacobs, 6-5/32" Long, US Origin.
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    For Machine Spindle Taper Number

    Morse 4

    For Drill Chuck Taper Number

    Jacobs 6

    Overall Length

    6 5/32"

    Material

    Hardened Steel

    For Drill Chuck Jacobs Taper Diameter

    0.676"

    For Drill Chuck Mount Type

    Jacobs Taper

    For Holding

    Drill Chucks, Tapping Heads

    For Machine Spindle Morse Taper Diameter

    1.231"

    For Machine Spindle Type

    Morse Taper

    For Use With

    Drill Presses, Lathes, Milling Machines

    Country of Origin

    United States

    DFARS Compliance

    Specialty Metals COTS-Exempt

    Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

    EAR99

    REACH Compliance

    REACH (EC 1907/2006) (11/07/2024, 242 SVHC) Compliant

    RoHS Compliance

    RoHS 3 (2015/863/EU) Compliant

    Schedule B Number

    846610.0175

    U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) Qualifying

    Yes

    Adapt machines with Morse taper spindles to mount Jacobs taper drill chucks. These arbors are made of hardened steel and precision ground for accuracy. Strike the top of the arbor to seat them onto a drill chuck. To separate them, use a drill chuck removal tool.

    The information in this 3-D model is provided for reference only.