Accupro SPS1002000MSC Keyless Drill Chuck 3/8 in 2MT

Product Description

The ACCUPRO SPS1002000MSC is a keyless drill chuck designed for use with 2MT (Morse Taper No. 2) taper shank spindles on drill presses, milling machines, and similar machine tool applications. It accepts drill bits and round-shank tooling from 1/32 inch up to 3/8 inch, making it suitable for a wide range of hole-making operations in metal, wood, and plastic. The chuck uses an integral shank mount with a ball bearing design for smooth, consistent operation. Maximum spindle speed is 15,000 RPM. Steel chuck body construction provides durability under continuous production or job-shop use. Total indicator runout (TIR) is rated at 0.0016 inch, supporting accurate hole location and clean entry.

This chuck is intended for installation on machine tool spindles with a No. 2 Morse Taper interface. Typical applications include drill press work, light-duty milling, and toolroom operations where a keyless chuck offers faster bit changes without sacrificing holding force. The keyless design allows hand-tightening directly on the sleeve, eliminating the need to locate a chuck key during production. It is appropriate for both shop floor and maintenance environments where quick tooling changeover is valued.

Key Features

• Keyless operation for fast, tool-free bit changes
• Capacity range of 1/32 inch to 3/8 inch accommodates a wide variety of drill and round-shank tooling
• 2MT integral taper shank for direct spindle mounting without a separate arbor
• Ball bearing construction supports smooth sleeve rotation and consistent clamping
• TIR of 0.0016 inch for accurate drilling and reduced bit deflection
• Rated to 15,000 RPM for use across a range of machine tool speeds
• Steel chuck body for long service life in production and toolroom settings

Compatibility

Designed to fit machine tool spindles with a No. 2 Morse Taper (2MT) socket. Accepts any round-shank drill bit or tooling within the 1/32 inch to 3/8 inch capacity range.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician. Power down and lock out the machine before mounting or removing the chuck. The taper shank must be clean and free of burrs before seating into the spindle; a snug, gap-free taper fit is required for safe operation. Use a proper drift and soft mallet to remove the chuck from the spindle taper — never strike the chuck body directly.