Drill Jig Bush

A drill jig bush, often simply referred to as a jig bushing, is a cylindrical metal component used in manufacturing and machining processes, particularly in drilling, milling, and machining operations. Its primary function is to guide cutting tools, such as drills or reamers, accurately into a workpiece, ensuring precise hole placement and alignment. Here's a closer look at drill jig bushes:

Key Features

• Cylindrical Shape: Jig bushes are typically cylindrical in shape, with a hollow center, designed to accommodate cutting tools.
• Precision Machining: Manufactured with high precision to provide accurate dimensions and tolerances, ensuring tight fits and precise alignment.
• Hardened Material: Made from hardened steel or other durable materials to withstand the rigors of machining operations and provide long-term durability.
• Various Sizes:Available in various diameters and lengths to accommodate different cutting tool sizes and workpiece requirements.