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These items are Tapered Drill Chuck Removal Wedges (often called "Jacobs" wedges, even when made by other brands like Tuten).
Their primary function is to safely remove a drill chuck from its arbor or spindle when they are joined by a friction taper fit (like the Jacobs Tapers (JT) or DIN 238 tapers (B)).
| Feature | Details |
| Purpose | To separate a drill chuck from the tapered arbor or spindle it is mounted on. |
| Function | They are thin, flat wedges designed to be hammered or pressed into the narrow gap between the back of the drill chuck and the shoulder (or cross-pin) of the arbor/spindle. |
| Mechanism | The force applied to the wedges creates an axial separating force that breaks the friction-based taper lock, causing the chuck to pop off. |
| Sizes | The specific designations (B16, B18, JT3, JT6) refer to the taper size of the drill chuck and arbor they are designed to work with. |
| Compatibility | Critical: You must use the wedge that precisely matches the taper of your drill chuck (e.g., a JT3 wedge for a JT3 taper chuck). Using the wrong size can damage the chuck or arbor. |
| Material | Typically made from durable steel (like Chromium Vanadium Steel) to withstand the required impact/pressure. |
| Set | Usually sold in a set of two pieces, which are used simultaneously and symmetrically on opposing sides for even pressure. |

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