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The R444 Expert for Metal produces an impressive finish on metal surfaces. It features a stable vulcanised fibre backing that enables a steady constant grinding process. Furthermore, its semi-friable aluminium oxide abrasive grit is particularly suited for work on metal applications. It is intended for deburring, welding preparation and blending on carbon steel, mild steel, aluminium, non-ferrous metals and cast iron. It is also ideal for removing discolouration, stock and surface imperfections. The grit is bonded using fully synthetic resin on vulcanised fibre backing for high work stability and optimal sanding results. The R444 Expert for Metal is compatible with Angle Grinders. • Impressive Finish • R444 Expert for Metal: for an impressive finish on metal surfaces • The vulcanised fibre backing enables stability for a steady, constant grinding process • The semi-friable aluminium oxide abrasive grit is particularly suited for work on metal applications • The fully synthetic resin bonding on vulcanised fibre backing gives high work stability and optimal sanding results Specifications Disc diameter mm: 230 Bore diameter mm: 22,23 Grit: 100 Materials: Ferrous metals Materials in Detail: Steel/ferrous metal
Price: £0.99 from Tooled Up
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