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Workshop 63-70 mm Dust Extraction Cuff

Description

Use this flexible rubber cuff to form an easy, quick and close connection between 63 mm hose and a machine extraction port or spigot. At one end of the cuff there is an internal moulded thread (right hand), allowing you to screw it directly onto a 63 mm spiral hose (No. 745279). The other end of the cuff has a 70-mm and 63-mm inner diameter. Overall length 155 mm, wall thickness 4 mm.

Properties

Exhaust nozzle diameter: 63–70 mm
Length: 155 mm
Machine/Accessory: Accessories
Machine type: Extraction units
Material: Gummi
Nominal diameter 1: 63 mm

Properties

Exhaust nozzle diameter: 63–70 mm
Length: 155 mm
Machine/Accessory: Accessories
Machine type: Extraction units
Material: Gummi
Nominal diameter 1: 63 mm

Manufacturer

Axminster

Axminster has been producing four-jaw chucks for woodturning lathes since 1984. The English company offers a suitable chuck size for every application, not to mention excellent value for money. The chucks along with all accessories are made in England on CNC machines and have been developed over years working closely with experienced turners.

Name: Axminster
Mailing address: Unit 10 Weycroft Avenue
EX13 5PH Axminster
United Kingdom
Homepage: https://www.axminstertools.com

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