Accupro CPL1009000MSC Drill Chuck 3/8 Inch Keyless Threaded

Product Description

The ACCUPRO CPL1009000MSC is a keyless drill chuck designed for threaded-mount applications requiring secure, tool-free bit changes. It accepts drill bits and accessories from 1/32 inch up to 3/8 inch in diameter and mounts via a standard 3/8-24 threaded interface. The chuck body and jaws are constructed of steel for durability under repeated use. With a sleeve diameter of 41 millimeters and a ball bearing design, it delivers consistent grip and smooth jaw actuation. This chuck is suited for use in light machining, drilling, and assembly operations where quick bit swaps improve workflow efficiency. Installation and use are appropriate for machinists, maintenance technicians, and experienced tradespeople working with compatible benchtop or handheld drill equipment.

The CPL1009000MSC fits applications where a keyless 3/8-24 threaded chuck is required on a drill press, handheld drill, or similar rotating tool. The keyless design allows the operator to tighten and release bits by hand without a separate chuck key, reducing downtime during multi-bit operations. Its compact closed length of approximately 2.56 inches makes it a practical fit in space-limited setups. This chuck is appropriate for light-duty to moderate-duty drilling in metal, wood, plastic, and composite materials.

Key Features

• Keyless operation for fast, tool-free bit changes
• Capacity range: 1/32 inch to 3/8 inch
• 3/8-24 threaded mount for broad tool compatibility
• Steel chuck construction for strength and wear resistance
• Ball bearing mechanism for smooth jaw actuation
• 41 millimeter sleeve diameter for secure grip and control

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or upgrade for drill presses, handheld drills, and similar rotating tools with a standard 3/8-24 threaded spindle accepting a keyless chuck up to 3/8 inch capacity.

Installation Notes

Always power down and unplug or lock out the tool before removing or installing a chuck. Thread the chuck onto the spindle by hand and confirm full engagement before applying torque. A qualified machinist or maintenance technician should verify that the spindle thread specification matches 3/8-24 before installation. Inspect jaws and sleeve for damage before placing the tool back into service.