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HURON AKT12FG Full-Grip Lathe Jaw

The HURON AKT12FG is a full-grip lathe jaw, constructed of aluminum with a round, serrated design for a 12-inch chuck and a 2-inch height. It features an M14 mounting bolt size.

SKU 3G-OTH-181302

Brand
HURON
Item
AKT12FG Full-Grip Lathe Jaw
Part Number
AKT12FG
Category
Full-Grip Lathe Jaws
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Also known as:AKT12FGHURON
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AKT12FG
Mounting Bolt Size
M14

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Product Description

The HURON AKT12FG is a full-grip lathe jaw, constructed of aluminum with a round, serrated design for a 12-inch chuck and a 2-inch height. It features an M14 mounting bolt size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HURON AKT12FG lathe jaw used for?

The HURON AKT12FG is a full-grip lathe jaw used in machining operations to securely hold round workpieces in a 12-inch chuck. Its aluminum construction and serrated surface provide a firm grip without marring softer materials, making it ideal for precision turning and finishing applications.

What are the specifications of the HURON AKT12FG lathe jaw?

The HURON AKT12FG is a round, serrated, aluminum full-grip lathe jaw designed for a 12-inch chuck with a 2-inch height. It uses an M14 mounting bolt size. The manufacturer part number is AKT12FG, and the brand is HURON.

Where to buy HURON AKT12FG lathe jaws worldwide?

You can source the HURON AKT12FG lathe jaw through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this HURON part.

How to install HURON AKT12FG lathe jaws?

To install the HURON AKT12FG, first clean the chuck and jaw mounting surfaces. Align the jaw with the chuck's T-slots and secure it using M14 bolts, tightening evenly in a cross pattern to the manufacturer's recommended torque. Always verify concentricity 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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