Drill Chucks

A drill chuck is a mechanical device used in drilling machines and power drills to securely hold and tighten drill bits or other rotary tools. It serves as the interface between the tool and the drilling machine, allowing for easy and efficient drilling operations. Drill chucks come in various types, including keyless and keyed chucks, and they typically feature jaws that can be tightened or loosened to grip or release the tool. Keyless chucks allow for quick tool changes without the need for a separate key, while keyed chucks use a key to tighten or loosen the jaws. The choice of chuck depends on the specific application and user preferences.