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HURON AKT215EHFG Full-Grip Lathe Jaw, Round Serrated Aluminum, M20 Mounting Bolt - Full-Grip Lathe Jaws
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HURON AKT215EHFG Full-Grip Lathe Jaw, Round Serrated Aluminum, M20 Mounting Bolt

The HURON AKT215EHFG is a full-grip lathe jaw designed for use with a 15-inch chuck. This round, serrated aluminum jaw has a height of 4 inches and features an M20 mounting bolt size.

SKU 3G-OTH-181308

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HURON
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AKT215EHFG Full-Grip Lathe Jaw, Round Serrated Aluminum, M20 Mounting Bolt
Part Number
AKT215EHFG
Category
Full-Grip Lathe Jaws
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AKT215EHFG
Mounting Bolt Size
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Product Description

The HURON AKT215EHFG is a full-grip lathe jaw designed for use with a 15-inch chuck. This round, serrated aluminum jaw has a height of 4 inches and features an M20 mounting bolt size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HURON AKT215EHFG lathe jaw used for?

The HURON AKT215EHFG is a full-grip lathe jaw for gripping workpieces in a 15-inch chuck. Its round, serrated aluminum design provides secure holding during machining operations across industries like automotive, aerospace, and general metalworking.

What are the specifications of the HURON AKT215EHFG?

The HURON AKT215EHFG is a round, serrated aluminum full-grip lathe jaw for a 15-inch chuck. It has a 4-inch height and an M20 mounting bolt size. The manufacturer part number is AKT215EHFG.

Where to buy the HURON AKT215EHFG worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the HURON AKT215EHFG full-grip lathe jaw to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery, ensuring you receive the correct part for your 15-inch chuck with M20 mounting bolts.

How to install the HURON AKT215EHFG lathe jaw?

To install the HURON AKT215EHFG, align the jaw's M20 bolt holes with the chuck's mounting points and tighten bolts evenly to the manufacturer's torque specification. Always clean mating surfaces and check jaw serration condition before use.

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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.
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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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