Value Collection JM0110H2 Keyless Drill Chuck 3/8 in JT33

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION JM0110H2 is a keyless drill chuck designed for use with tapered-spindle drilling equipment. It accepts bit shanks from 0 to 3/8 inches in diameter and mounts via a JT33 Jacobs taper, allowing fast tool-free installation onto compatible drill spindles. The chuck body is constructed from steel for durability under repeated use. Keyless operation lets technicians swap bits quickly without a separate chuck key, reducing downtime during repetitive drilling tasks. This chuck is appropriate for both bench-mounted drill presses and portable drilling equipment that use the JT33 taper standard.

The JM0110H2 is suited for light-to-medium duty drilling applications across trades and general fabrication environments. Typical uses include drilling pilot holes, clearance holes, and anchoring holes in metal, wood, and plastic substrates. The JT33 taper mount is commonly found on benchtop drill presses and certain handheld drilling tools used in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical rough-in work. Installation and use require no special tooling beyond standard drill press setup procedures.

Key Features

• Keyless chuck design allows bit changes without a chuck key
• Maximum capacity of 3/8 inches accommodates a wide range of standard drill bit shanks
• JT33 Jacobs taper mount for secure, repeatable spindle seating
• Steel chuck body provides resistance to wear and deformation under load
• Minimum capacity of 0 inches supports very small diameter bits

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade chuck for drill presses and portable drilling tools equipped with a JT33 tapered spindle.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with drill press or power tool maintenance. Always disconnect the tool from its power source before removing or installing a chuck. The JT33 taper should be clean and free of debris before seating the chuck; a soft mallet is typically used to drive the chuck firmly onto the taper. Removal requires a proper chuck removal wedge or drift to avoid spindle damage.