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— the name of this type of cartridge is due to the fact that to install and remove the drill in it, you need to use a special key supplied in the kit. This is not very convenient, because you need to keep the key with you at all times to replace drills; and if it is lost, the cartridge becomes useless. On the other hand, key chucks hold the drill harder than keyless chucks and are generally considered to be more reliable and durable. It makes sense to choose such a cartridge for long-term work with the same drill at high loads.
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The Sealey S2 Chuck Key is a versatile replacement or spare key designed for use with both 10mm and 13mm drill chucks, making it a practical addition to any workshop toolkit. This dual-size compatibility ensures it works across a wide range of fixed, corded and cordless drills, providing flexibility for tradespeople and engineers who operate different equipment. Manufactured to fit most compatible Sealey and other leading brand chucks, this chuck key offers broad compatibility across popular drill models. The T-handle design provides improved grip and leverage when tightening or loosening drill bits, making bit changes quicker and more efficient during demanding jobs. Whether you're a contractor …
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