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HURON Pointed Serrated Lathe Jaw, M12 Mounting Bolt, KT8PL - Pointed Serrated Lathe Jaws
HURONPointed Serrated Lathe Jaws

HURON Pointed Serrated Lathe Jaw, M12 Mounting Bolt, KT8PL

<p>The HURON Pointed Serrated Lathe Jaw (KT8PL) is a precision workholding component designed for lathe chucks. It features a pointed serrated profile for secure gripping of workpieces, and comes with an M12 mounting…

SKU 3G-OTH-181451

Brand
HURON
Item
Pointed Serrated Lathe Jaw, M12 Mounting Bolt, KT8PL
Part Number
KT8PL
Category
Pointed Serrated Lathe Jaws
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Also known as:KT8PLHURON
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Local office
20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
Phone
+65 8878 8355
Delivery
Same-day or next-business-day delivery within Singapore for in-stock items; 7–14 days for factory-order parts from Europe.
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Invoicing in SGD. PayNow, bank transfer, and corporate PO accepted.
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Technical Specifications

HURON
Manufacturer Part Number
KT8PL
Mounting Bolt Size
M12

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Product Description

<p>The HURON Pointed Serrated Lathe Jaw (KT8PL) is a precision workholding component designed for lathe chucks. It features a pointed serrated profile for secure gripping of workpieces, and comes with an M12 mounting bolt for easy installation. This jaw is suitable for a wide range of turning applications, offering reliability and durability in demanding industrial environments.</p><p>As a Singapore-based supplier, 3G Electric provides this HURON jaw with convenient SGD quotes on request, handles GST for local buyers, and offers fast delivery across Singapore and Southeast Asia. Worldwide shipping is also available.</p>

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the mounting bolt size for the HURON KT8PL lathe jaw?

The HURON KT8PL lathe jaw uses an M12 mounting bolt.

Does 3G Electric offer GST handling for Singapore buyers?

Yes, for Singapore buyers, GST is handled by 3G Electric.

Used in

Common applications for HURON
Metal fabrication – HURON square serrated aluminum jaws (AKT10) for gripping steel tubes on 10 in chucks during welding prep.
Automotive machining – HURON pointed serrated steel jaws (KT6PL) for holding small-diameter shafts on 6 in chucks in a CNC lathe.
General engineering – HURON tongue-and-groove aluminum jaws (A10MSH) for finishing aluminum parts on 10 in chucks without marring.
Heavy equipment repair – HURON full-grip round serrated aluminum jaws (AKT215MHFG) for clamping large-diameter flanges on 15 in chucks.
Tool and die making – HURON pointed tongue-and-groove steel jaws (18MSHOP) for holding irregular die components on 18 in chucks.
Maintenance turnaround – HURON replacement jaw nuts (KT215JN) for restoring grip on 15 in chucks during scheduled downtime.
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3G Electric supplies HURON pointed serrated lathe jaws. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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