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BT-JT / BT-B

BT Drill Chuck Arbors

Overview

BT30, BT40 and BT50 drill chuck arbors for JT2, JT33, JT6 and selected B-taper chucks. Match both the spindle interface and the drill chuck's mounting taper.

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Product description

BT drill chuck arbors connect a BT30, BT40 or BT50 spindle interface to the mounting socket of a separate drill chuck. The catalog separates JT and B taper families. For example, the BT40-JT row lists JT2, JT33 and JT6 with L1 options of 45 or 105 mm; BT40-B lists B10, B12, B16 and B18 with L1 options of 45 or 90 mm. Select from the chuck's socket code, not the drill diameter.

JT and B taper choices

The JT rows list JT2, JT33 and JT6. The B rows list B10, B12 and B16, with B18 also shown for BT40 and BT50.

Lengths depend on the family

BT30 rows list L1 = 45 mm. BT40-JT lists 45/105 mm, while BT40-B lists 45/90 mm. These are arbor catalog dimensions, not a stated overall length for the assembled chuck and drill. For a reach requirement, provide a sketch identifying the reference faces and requested distance.

Arbor-only selection

This page covers the mounting arbor. Specify separately whether the quotation should include a drill chuck and retention components.

BT40 B16 vs JT6: select the chuck socket first

B16 and JT6 identify different chuck mounting tapers; they are not interchangeable. Read the socket code on the chuck or its drawing before choosing an arbor.

BT40 arbor selection from the catalog family rows
Check B16 socket JT6 socket
Ordering family BT40-B BT40-JT
Family L1 options (mm) 45 / 90 45 / 105
Catalog pull-stud thread M16 M16
Start an inquiry Use BT40-B row Use BT40-JT row

The inquiry links select a family row, not a complete individual model. Add B16 or JT6, your requested L1, quantity, chuck identification and machine retention details. M16 alone does not define the full retention component. Confirm the exact combination and whether the quotation is for the arbor only or includes a separate drill chuck.

Drill chuck arbor, integrated chuck or Morse taper adapter?

For a separate drill chuck with a JT or B mounting socket, select an arbor from this page using the exact socket code. Do not identify its mounting taper from the diameter of the drill held in the chuck.

If you want a combined holder and chuck rather than this separate arbor, compare BT SPU integrated drill chuck holders. For a tool with a Morse taper shank, compare BT MTA Morse taper adapters or BT MTB Morse taper adapters, matching the existing designation and drawing. These are separate mounting arrangements, not interchangeable names for a drill chuck arbor.

Specifications & model range

Dimensions are in millimeters unless otherwise stated. Confirm the final drawing before ordering.

BT interface
BT30, BT40, BT50
Chuck taper
JT2, JT33, JT6, B10, B12, B16, B18
Pull stud thread
See selected row; confirm BT50-B

Select an underlined catalog reference to include that row in your inquiry.

BT Drill Chuck Arbors catalog specifications
Ordering familyTaper optionsL1 optionsPull stud
BT30-JT JT2/JT33/JT6 45 M12
BT40-JT JT2/JT33/JT6 45/105 M16
BT50-JT JT2/JT33/JT6 45/105 M24
BT30-B B10/B12/B16 45 M12
BT40-B B10/B12/B16/B18 45/90 M16
BT50-B B10/B12/B16/B18 45/105 Confirm

Ranges and slash-separated values describe catalog families, not every possible combination. Confirm the complete model and drawing before ordering.

Application scenarios

Typical selection contexts for this series, not customer project claims. Confirm machine compatibility and cutting conditions for your setup.

Drill chuck mounting

Connecting a known taper-mounted chuck to a confirmed BT spindle.

Tool-room replacement

Replacing an arbor while retaining a serviceable, correctly matched chuck.

Drilling assemblies

Specifying arbor and chuck as separate items in a complete tooling inquiry.

Inspection & order review

Specify the dimensions, tolerances and records your order requires. Acceptance criteria must be agreed for the selected model.

Catalog fields to check

  • Ordering family
  • Taper options
  • L1 options
  • Pull stud

Check the drawing reference faces and units. A catalog size alone does not define a tolerance or an inspection method.

Records to request

List any required dimensional report, material document or model identification photograph in your inquiry. Confirm availability and scope in the quotation.

For a drawing-based part, include the drawing revision and identify the critical dimensions. Website photographs are not inspection reports.

Packaging & delivery

Agree the packing method and photo requirements when confirming your order.

Order-specific photo confirmation

No verified shipment photographs for this series are currently published. Include selected-model, protective-packing and outer-label photos in your order requirements.

Discuss packing requirements

Photos to confirm before dispatch

Use this checklist to agree what should be documented for your selected model.

  • BT and chuck taper codes both visible
  • Chuck mounting taper protected from dents
  • Separately ordered chuck and retention parts itemized

Stock, dispatch date and shipping method are confirmed with the quotation. Website images are not live inventory evidence.

Technical resources

Product FAQ

Selection questions for BT Drill Chuck Arbors.

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Can I replace a B16 arbor with a JT6 arbor?

Do not substitute taper codes based on visual similarity. The arbor must match the chuck's specified socket.

Does B16 mean the chuck grips a 16 mm drill?

No. B16 in this arbor table identifies the mounting taper at the chuck end; it is not the drill-gripping capacity. Check the selected chuck's capacity and mounting socket separately. This page lists the arbor, so request the chuck as a separate item if you need an assembly.

How do I request a BT40 B16 or JT6 drill chuck arbor?

For B16, specify the BT40-B family, B16 chuck socket and required L1 of 45 or 90 mm. For JT6, use the BT40-JT family with L1 of 45 or 105 mm. Include the machine's complete retention requirements and whether a separate chuck is needed; a pull-stud thread alone does not confirm fit.

Why does one pull-stud table cell say Confirm?

The BT50-B source row is not complete for that value. It must be verified rather than inferred from adjacent rows.

Catalog reference image. Final configuration is confirmed in the quotation.