Jet Equipment JT9-6290598 Spindle Collar Table Saw

Product Description

The JET EQUIPMENT JT9-6290598 is a spindle collar designed as a direct OEM replacement for use with JET contractor table saws. The collar mounts at the blade arbor and distributes clamping pressure from the arbor bolt across a wider surface area of the blade, reducing the risk of blade distortion and ensuring a secure, consistent blade seating during operation. This part is sourced from the original manufacturer and is sold as an individual replacement component. Installation is typically performed by a woodworking equipment technician or a qualified shop maintenance professional.

This spindle collar is intended for use with JET 64A and 64B series contractor table saws across multiple configurations. Compatible models include the 64A (1791227K) 10-inch with 30-inch rails and 27 x 17 extension table, the 64A (1791228K) 10-inch with 50-inch rails and 27 x 36 extension table and legs, the 64A (1791270K) 10-inch with 30-inch rails, 27 x 17 extension table, legs, and Route-R-Lift, the 64A (1791271K) 10-inch with 50-inch rails, 27 x 36 extension table, legs, and Route-R-Lift, the 64B (1791229K) 10-inch contractor table saw, and the 64B (1791230K) 10-inch contractor table saw.

Key Features

• Distributes arbor bolt clamping pressure over a wider blade surface area for stable blade seating
• Authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the original manufacturer
• Sold individually for targeted component-level repair
• Compatible with multiple JET 64A and 64B contractor table saw configurations
• Compact form factor fits standard 10-inch contractor table saw arbor assemblies

Compatibility

Compatible with JET 64A (1791227K), 64A (1791228K), 64A (1791270K), 64A (1791271K), 64B (1791229K), and 64B (1791230K) 10-inch contractor table saws as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Disconnect the table saw from its power source and confirm the blade has come to a complete stop before servicing the arbor assembly. The spindle collar is part of the blade-clamping stack; refer to the illustrated parts diagram for correct assembly sequence and associated components. Use appropriate arbor wrenches rated for the saw model and follow the tool manufacturer's torque guidance as documented in the saw's service manual. This work is typically performed by a qualified equipment technician familiar with stationary woodworking machinery.