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PFERD TOOLS 47201114 Sanding Discs Diameter 20 mm

Five grinding wheels made from different materials, arranged side by side, show various textures and colours.
Close-up of a brown, textured surface of a disc-shaped object, possibly a cleaning tool.
A person in the centre is grinding a metal edge with an electric grinding tool. Sparks are flying, and a protective glove is being worn.
A handheld machine with a red grinding attachment is working on a metal surface, presumably to smooth or polish it.
A red polishing attachment on an electric tool is polishing a surface. Blue protective gloves are visible in the background.
Close-up of an old wax seal mark with the number '2' in the centre; the edges are burnt and irregularly structured.
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Technical specifications

  • Grain size 100 gOpt RPM from: 14000 RPMOpt RPM to 19000 RPMAbrasive:A
Product type

Sanding disc mount

(Ø)

20 mm

Content

50 pc(s)

UKCA

not relevant

Description

Universally suitable for surface treatment of small and medium surfaces of metals, for example Elimination of pre-grinding marks, removal of oxidation and light deburring work. Achieve matte and semi-gloss surfaces.Drive types:- Flexible shaft drive- Straight grinder- Angle grinder- Battery angle grinderUses:- Roughing- Deburr- Surface treatment- Clean- Weld seam processing- Structuring (matting, line matting and satinating)- Step-by-step fine grindingApplication refrence:- When grinding, the addition of oil or water brings an even finer surface, cooler finish and higher service life.Material:- Aluminium- Cobalt base alloys- Nickel base alloys (e.g. B. Inconell and Hasteloy)- Bronze- Titanium- Titanium alloys- Copper- Brass- Stainless steel (INOX)- Thermoplastic- Fibre-reinforced thermoplastics (GRP, CFK)- Hardened, tempered steels over 1,200 N/mm2 (over 38 HRC)- Steel materials with a hardness of more than 54 HRC- Steels up to 1,200 N/mm2 (< 38 HRC)- Cast steel

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