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Delta 36-201 Standard and Dado Arbor Nut Assembly

SKU: delta-36-201 Model: 36-201
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$28.99
Delta 36-201 Standard and Dado Arbor Nut Assembly

Delta 36-201 Standard and Dado Arbor Nut Assembly

SKU: delta-36-201 Model: 36-201
Not Available
$28.99

Get full use out of your Delta 36-L336, 36-L352 and 36-L552 Unisaws with this Standard and Dado Arbor Nut Assembly (36-201). The arbor nut is coupled with a 5/16" x 2-1/2" diameter machined steel flange to provide rigid blade stabilization.

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Get full use out of your Delta 36-L336, 36-L352 and 36-L552 Unisaws with this Standard and Dado Arbor Nut Assembly (36-201). The arbor nut is coupled with a 5/16" x 2-1/2" diameter machined steel flange to provide rigid blade stabilization.

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Standard and Dado Arbor Nut Assembly

Get full use out of your Delta 36-L336, 36-L352 and 36-L552 Unisaws with this Standard and Dado Arbor Nut Assembly (36-201). The arbor nut is coupled with a 5/16" x 2-1/2" diameter machined steel flange to provide rigid blade stabilization. Plus, the wide knurled grip has a hex-head area for final tightening.

  • Arbor nut coupled with 5/16" x 2-1/2" diameter machined steel flange provides rigid blade stabilization
  • Switch to separate arbor nut without flange for stacked dado operations
  • Each feature a wide knurled grip with a hex-head area for final tightening
  • Use with the new Delta 36-L336, 36-L352 and 36-L552 Unisaws

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  • One (1) Standard and Dado Arbor Nut Assembly

Product Specifications

SKU
delta-36-201
Model
36-201
UPC / ISBN
847962001436
Brand
Delta
Shipping Weight
0.1 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Product Defects Only
Return Policy
30 Days
Package Type
Individual
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