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2.35mm Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter for Small DC Motors & Rotary Tools
2.35mm Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter for Small DC Motors & Rotary Tools
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The 2.35mm Mini Brass Drill Chuck Shaft Arbor Adapter is a precision-machined brass coupling sleeve engineered to connect mini brass collet chucks to small DC motors, micro rotary tools, and benchtop spindles.
Key Features
- Precision-Machined Solid Brass: Machined to tight tolerances for a concentric, wobble-free fit between motor shafts and micro chucks, minimizing vibration and runout at high speeds.
- Optimal 2.35mm Bore Fit: Specifically sized for 2.35mm motor shafts commonly used in micro drill presses, miniature DC motors, and electronic rotary tools.
- Secure Set-Screw / Threaded Interface: Ensures positive torque transfer without slipping during precision stone drilling or PCB fabrication.
- Corrosion-Resistant Durability: Solid brass alloy resists wear, galling, and environmental oxidation in wet lapidary environments.
Recommended Applications
- Lapidary gemstone core drilling and carving setups.
- Micro PCB hole drilling, electronics prototyping, and hobby crafts.
- Jewelry bench fabrication, stone setting, and fine detailing.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Shaft Bore Diameter | 2.35 mm |
| Material | Precision Lathe-Turned Brass |
| Chuck Compatibility | Standard mini brass collet chucks (0.5–3.2mm capacity) |
| Intended Motor Types | Small DC hobby motors, micro drill presses, rotary spindles |
Installation Guidelines
- Slide the adapter onto the clean 2.35mm motor shaft until fully seated.
- Secure the set-screws evenly to ensure concentric axial alignment.
- Mount the brass collet chuck body, insert the appropriate collet and drill bit, and verify true rotation before applying load.
- Always use water lubrication when drilling hard gemstones, minerals, or glass.
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