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HURON Full-Grip Lathe Jaw

The HURON A6MEHFG is a full-grip lathe jaw, round with tongue and groove design, made of aluminum for a 6-inch chuck with a 4-inch height. It features a 3/8-inch mounting bolt size.

SKU 3G-OTH-181325

Brand
HURON
Item
Full-Grip Lathe Jaw
Part Number
A6MEHFG
Category
Full-Grip Lathe Jaws
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Also known as:A6MEHFGHURON
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A6MEHFG
Mounting Bolt Size
3/8 in

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Product Description

The HURON A6MEHFG is a full-grip lathe jaw, round with tongue and groove design, made of aluminum for a 6-inch chuck with a 4-inch height. It features a 3/8-inch mounting bolt size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HURON A6MEHFG lathe jaw used for?

The HURON A6MEHFG is a full-grip lathe jaw used for securely holding round workpieces in a 6-inch chuck during machining operations. Its aluminum construction reduces workpiece marking, and the tongue-and-groove design ensures precise alignment and repeatability in turning, facing, and boring applications.

What are the specifications of the HURON A6MEHFG lathe jaw?

The HURON A6MEHFG is a round, tongue-and-groove full-grip lathe jaw made of aluminum. It fits a 6-inch chuck, has a 4-inch height, and uses a 3/8-inch mounting bolt size. The manufacturer part number is A6MEHFG.

Where to buy the HURON A6MEHFG lathe jaw worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the HURON A6MEHFG lathe jaw worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for a quote and lead time on this aluminum full-grip jaw for 6-inch chucks.

How to install the HURON A6MEHFG lathe jaw on a chuck?

To install the HURON A6MEHFG, first clean the chuck mounting surface and jaw slots. Align the tongue-and-groove interface with the master jaw, then secure using 3/8-inch bolts torqued to the chuck manufacturer's specification. Always verify concentricity with a dial indicator before machining.

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Common applications for HURON
CNC turning centers — HURON KT212JN jaw nuts secure top jaws on 12-inch chucks during high-speed turning.
Manual lathes — HURON KT208JN jaw nuts provide replacement hardware for 8-inch chucks in job shops.
Heavy-duty machining — HURON SB21A2JN jaw nuts retain jaws on 21 to 24 inch chucks in large part turning.
Maintenance and repair — HURON HOB15JN jaw nuts restore jaw clamping on 15-inch chucks in production equipment.
Multi-spindle lathes — HURON KT206JN jaw nuts fit 6-inch chucks for small part machining.
Tool room lathes — HURON KT210JN jaw nuts maintain jaw security on 10-inch chucks during precision work.
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3G Electric supplies HURON full-grip lathe jaws. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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