Rubber Mounted Points
Rubber-mounted points are versatile rotary tools designed for light deburring, edge blending, and fine polishing. Their flexible rubber bond allows them to conform to surface contours, making them suitable for delicate work on metals, composites, and plastics.
Product Introduction
Elastic Rubber Bond: The rubber bonding system allows the mounted point to adapt to surface contours during operation. This flexibility helps
maintain smooth and stable contact with the workpiece, especially on curved or uneven surfaces.
Controlled Grinding Action: Our rubber-mounted points are designed for light material removal; the grinding response remains gradual and manageable. This makes the tool suitable for finishing, blending, and surface-conditioning tasks that require precision.
Surface Protection on Delicate Parts: The elastic structure of the mounted polishing points helps moderate applied pressure, reducing the likelihood of excessive scratching or gouging on sensitive components when used under recommended conditions.
Consistent Abrasive Exposure: A balanced distribution of abrasive grains supports steady cutting behavior throughout normal use. This contributes to predictable performance and uniform surface results.
Rubber-Mounted Points Specifications
|
Grain |
Mixed abrasive grain |
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Attachment Type |
Shaft |
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Head Diameter |
4cm,5cm,6cm,8cm,10cm |
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Shank Diameter |
3mm |
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Application |
Metal fabrication and machining Mold and die maintenance Automotive component finishing Aerospace part deburring Weld seam cleaning and edge blending Precision finishing of internal holes and contours |
Why choose our rubber-mounted points?
Conformability: The rubber base adapts to curved or irregular part geometries.
Controlled Finishing: Minimizes the risk of gouging or cutting into the base material.
Consistent Finish: Can produce uniform surface finishes suitable for subsequent plating or painting.
Reduced Loading: The rubber bond can help resist clogging when used with appropriate lubricants.
FAQ
01. What is the main difference between standard abrasive mounted points?
02. What materials can these tools work on?
They are commonly used on steel, aluminum, brass, certain plastics, and fiberglass. Material compatibility can depend on the specific abrasive grain used.
03. What equipment can be used with these mounted points?
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