Drill chuck Dedra YKS011 — keyless drill chuck, 1 piece

Dedra YKS011 — keyless drill chuck supplied as a single unit. This replacement drill chuck is designed to clamp standard straight-shank drill bits without the need for a key, enabling manual tightening and loosening. It fits drills compatible with its mounting type and intended diameter range, providing a straightforward spare or replacement option for workshop or site use.

Advantages

The keyless design allows faster bit changes compared with keyed chucks and reduces the need to keep a separate chuck key. The single-piece supply makes it convenient as a direct replacement or standby spare. Constructed for secure holding of drill bits, it supports general drilling tasks and frequent bit swaps while maintaining grip during operation when properly mounted.

Suitable for

• General drilling in wood, metal and plastics with compatible drills
• Home repair and maintenance tasks requiring frequent bit changes
• Use as a spare or replacement part for compatible handheld and power drills

Key specifications

• Type: keyless drill chuck
• Supply: one piece
• Compatibility: fits drills with matching mount and shank size
• Function: manual tightening and loosening of straight-shank drill bits

How to use

Ensure the drill is powered off and, if battery-powered, remove the battery before fitting the chuck. Mount the drill chuck onto the drill spindle according to the drill manufacturer's instructions for the compatible mounting type. Insert a straight-shank drill bit into the jaws, align it straight and rotate the chuck sleeve by hand to tighten securely. Verify the bit is centered and held firmly before restoring power and starting drilling. To remove or change the bit, power off the tool and rotate the chuck sleeve in the opposite direction until the bit can be withdrawn.

Usage recommendations

Regularly check that the chuck is correctly mounted and the jaws are clean and free of debris to ensure secure bit clamping. Use the appropriate bit type and size for the material and application, and follow the drill manufacturer's guidelines for torque and speed settings to avoid overloading the chuck.