E-15x37 Drill Bits Holder Quick Change Chuck For Woodworking Drilling Machine

Need a drill bits holder that lets the head keep its setting when a bit is swapped? The E-15*37 is a quick-change chuck for woodworking drilling and boring machines, listed as E type with the size code 15*37 in the part number. The sheet rates it high accuracy, an accurate drilling angle, low noise, low vibration, fast speed and high durability, with size open to customization. It is packed in a heavy-duty carton or crate with bubble wrap and shipped by air freight or truck, tracked.

A boring head is judged by the hole it leaves, and the holder at the end of the spindle sets that hole. Three things go wrong on a busy head: changing a drill bit means stopping the run, a holder that grips loosely lets the bit wander so the drilling angle drifts, and the replacement arrives in the wrong size because nobody wrote the code down.

The E-15*37 is a quick-change chuck used as a drill bits holder on woodworking drilling and boring machines. It is an E-type holder: the bit is released and re-clamped at the holder itself, so a bit change stays at the nose of the spindle. The sheet lists it as a drilling machine part and as a woodworking drilling machine accessory.

The ratings are high accuracy, an accurate drilling angle, low vibration and low noise, with fast speed and an advanced control system; operation mode is listed as automatic. On a holder those four ratings are one property seen from four sides. The bit runs true, so the hole stays on the mark and the head stays quiet.

The body is listed as heavy, with high power and high durability, in a customized size, made in China. Parts are packed in heavy-duty cardboard boxes or crates with bubble wrap, shipped by air freight or truck, and tracked through delivery.

What the E-15*37 changes at the head:

• Quick change at the nose — the bit is released and re-clamped in the holder, so the spindle is not re-set for every bit change.
• E type, one code — the sheet gives type E with the size code 15*37 on the same line, so the part is ordered against the head, not against a guess.
• Grip that holds the angle — the holder is listed with an accurate drilling angle and high accuracy, and a bit that does not wander is the whole of that claim.
• Quiet running — noise and vibration are both listed as low, which on a boring head means less chatter at the cut.
• Built heavy — the holder is listed as heavy weight with high power and high durability, so it is not a light-duty accessory.
• Automatic operation — operation mode is listed as automatic, with the control system listed as advanced.
• Customized size — size is listed as customized, so a holder is ordered to the head rather than only to stock.
• Packing that survives transit — heavy-duty cardboard box or crate plus bubble wrap, sent by air freight or truck.
• One maker, China origin — listed as a China-made drilling machine part, supplied in the same E-type holder range.

A worn holder gets answered two ways on most floors: keep running with a bit that wanders, or buy a whole head. The E-15*37 is the part that removes that choice.

• Change the bit, not the setup. The bit is released at the holder, so the spindle keeps the position it was set to and one change costs one clamp instead of one re-set.
• Holes that land on the mark. An accurate drilling angle with high accuracy is what a holder owes the head; an oversize hole is what a loose holder costs.
• A quieter head. Low noise and low vibration mean the holder takes what the cut throws at it, so a run sounds like a run and not like a rattle.
• A spare, not a rebuild. This is a drilling machine part of type E, so wear is answered with a holder rather than with a spindle.
• Ordered to the head. Size is listed as customized and the code carries 15 and 37, so the holder is matched to the head in front of you.
• Protected, then tracked. Crate or cardboard box with bubble wrap, air freight or truck, tracked in transit: the holder arrives as a part, not as a promise.

A woodworking drilling or boring machine that takes an E-type quick-change holder. The sheet lists the part as a drill bits holder and a woodworking drilling machine accessory, with type E and the size code 15*37, so those two lines are what you match against the head you are replacing.

No, provided the bit is seated properly. The holder is listed with high accuracy and an accurate drilling angle, and a bit that wanders is exactly what those two ratings rule out.

No. It is a quick-change chuck, so the bit is released and re-clamped at the holder while the spindle keeps the position it was set to.

Both. The sheet lists it as a drilling machine part, a woodworking drilling machine accessory and a woodworking boring machine part.

Yes. Size is listed as customized, so the holder can be made to your head; send the dimensions you need with the enquiry.

Measure the holder on your head and compare both numbers, 15 and 37. The part number carries the two dimensions while the sheet marks size as customized, so the code plus your own measurement is the check.

A heavy-duty cardboard box or crate, bubble-wrapped inside. Shipment is by air freight or truck depending on size and weight, and it is tracked through delivery.

Because the holder is quoted per order rather than listed at a fixed price. The price line reads contact us for a quote, so quantity, size and destination all go into one reply.