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Grinding Brush | Rotary Shank Tool | "Extra Fine" | 100x10 mm

AlOx | "Extra Fine" | P600

Ø 100 x 10 mm

Shank: 6 mm

Weight: kg

€22.50

Incl. VAT (Total price depending on the VAT rate of the country of delivery), excl. Shipping Cost

Availability

2-3 Days *

Shank Tool

Abrasive Brush AO-009

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Item No.

678-AO-009

Description

Product description abrasive brush shaft tools

The EICKELIT abrasive brush shaft tools are manufactured with staggered double layers of corundum sanding cloth, which has been divided into approx. 6 mm wide strips. When sanding, the fixing bars between the individual strips are broken and a brush-like trim is created. Hundreds of abrasive, very flexible and at the same time resistant strips ensure gentle deburring, matting or grinding of profiled workpieces made of aluminium, plastic or wood.

Product features

Aluminium oxide "Coarse", Grit P100
Abrasive cloth divided into 6 mm wide strips with laser cuts
Diameter 100mm
Thickness (core) approx. 10 mm
Shaft thickness 6 mm
V_max = 15 m/s, U_max = 2,900 min^-1

Areas of application

Cut and deburr punched edges
Grinding thermoplastics
Complex profiles and shapes in woodworking
Matting aluminum

Safety instructions

Protective Equipment when Polishing

When grinding and polishing, the work equipment used creates considerable health risks. It is therefore compulsory to wear suitable personal protective equipment for work safety when grinding and polishing. In particular, all rotating polishing and brushing tools may only be operated with suitable covers for reasons of occupational safety.

Wear eye / face protection

The fine dust emanating from polishing is harmful to the eyes. Flying parts can cause serious injuries to the face and eyes.

Wear respiratory protection

Fine dust contaminated with heavy metals and respirable, which can only be retained with suitable respiratory protection, is produced during polishing.

Wear protective clothing

Flying parts can cause sensitive injuries all over the body.

Wear gloves

In general, gloves should be worn when grinding and polishing. If there is a risk of being wound up (e.g. drills, processing small parts, etc.), gloves may be prohibited on the basis of a risk assessment.