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HURON Square Serrated Lathe Jaws
HURONSquare Serrated Lathe Jaws

HURON Square Serrated Lathe Jaws

The HURON Square Serrated Lathe Jaws (MPN KT8) are steel jaws designed for use with an 8-inch chuck, featuring a 2-inch height. These jaws utilize an M12 mounting bolt size for secure attachment.

SKU 3G-OTH-180664

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HURON
Item
Square Serrated Lathe Jaws
Part Number
KT8
Category
Square Serrated Lathe Jaws
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
KT8
Mounting Bolt Size
M12

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Product Description

The HURON Square Serrated Lathe Jaws (MPN KT8) are steel jaws designed for use with an 8-inch chuck, featuring a 2-inch height. These jaws utilize an M12 mounting bolt size for secure attachment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are HURON Square Serrated Lathe Jaws used for?

HURON Square Serrated Lathe Jaws (MPN KT8) are used to securely grip workpieces in a lathe chuck during machining operations. They are ideal for industrial turning, facing, and boring applications where a firm, repeatable hold on square or rectangular stock is required.

What are the specifications of HURON KT8 lathe jaws?

The HURON KT8 Square Serrated Lathe Jaws are made of steel, designed for an 8-inch chuck, with a 2-inch height. They feature an M12 mounting bolt size for secure attachment. The manufacturer part number is KT8, and the brand is HURON.

Where to buy HURON KT8 lathe jaws worldwide?

You can source HURON KT8 Square Serrated Lathe Jaws 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.

How to install HURON square serrated lathe jaws?

To install HURON KT8 lathe jaws, first ensure the chuck is clean and free of debris. Align the jaw with the chuck slot and secure it using M12 mounting bolts, tightening evenly in a cross pattern to the manufacturer's torque specification. 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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HURON Products

3G Electric supplies HURON square serrated 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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