Dremel Sanding Drum x 13mm Diameter, 60 Grit

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RS Stock No.:
420-6735
Mfr. Part No.:
2615040832
Brand:
Dremel
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Brand

Dremel

Abrasive Material

Aluminium Oxide

Grit Size

60

Grade

Medium

Maximum Safe Speed

35000rpm

Diameter

13mm

Shank Diameter

3.2 mm

Model

408

Number in Pack

6

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
US

Dremel Sanding Drum, 13mm Diameter, 60 Grit Size - EZ SpeedClic Series - 2615040832


In search of an abrasive with the grit for rough shaping and smoothing? This hardy sanding drum from Dremel does the trick on soft materials such as aluminium, fibreglass and wood. It's also tough enough to tackle rust spots on metal. Thanks to a small diameter of 13mm, it can get into hard-to-reach areas easily. Attaching the unit is a cinch – just fit it onto the EZ SpeedClic Sanding Drum Mandrel (236-1011) and click it into your power tool.

Features & Benefits


• Supplied in a pack of six for use with multiple projects
• Handles multitool speeds of up to 35,000rpm for efficient sanding
• Tough aluminium oxide abrasive resists wear and damage

Applications


• Woodworking
• Jewellery making
• Vehicle body repairs
• Hobbies and crafts
• DIY projects

How do I know which grit size to choose for my project?


By looking at a sanding drum, you can see if it has a coarse or fine grit. The coarser the grit, the more material it removes. It's often best to use a light touch and start with a coarser grit, then move to complete the job with a finer one.


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