FF-ZS GROS, 3M Circular Abrasive Brush, 75mm Diameter, Лепестковый круг

3M™ Scotch-Brite™ Shaft Mounted Flap Brush FF-ZS Maroon 75mm x 45mm x 6mm

Introducing the 3M™ Scotch-Brite™ FF-ZS, this shaft-mounted flap brush provides a versatile one wheel system that features a blend of impressive abrasives with aluminium oxide and Scotch-Brite™ for a uniformed finish. The FF-ZS flap wheels are long-lasting and precision made to provide you with overall consistency and greater control over a number of critical tasks. The wheels provide a combination of cutting action and gentle uniform finish, as well as removing scratches.

Features and Benefits

With a fine, matt scratch pattern that produces a finer finish than a combi wheel

Designed for use on all metals

Give a uniform finish to workpieces, without leaving chatter marks

Suitable for light deburring

Typical Applications

These flap wheel brushes are used with power tools as it has a 6 mm shank. Suitable for light deburring, cleaning, polishing and finishing when preparing metals, woodworking, stone smoothing, and paint or rust removal.

FAQ's

How should these wheels be stored?

Flap wheels should be stored flat, avoiding damp and frost or wide temperature variations.

3M Abrasive Brush, 6mm Shank, Shaft Mounting - Scotch-Brite Series - FF-ZS GROS

Polish off your metal workpieces in a flash with this abrasive brush from 3M. Its aluminium oxide abrasive wipes out stubborn flaws, leaving a smooth finish. Thanks to the flexible non-woven design, it works over and around uneven surfaces with ease. Mounting the brush to a power tool is hassle-free, as its 6mm diameter shaft slots into any standard drill chuck. As it handles speeds up to 8,500rpm, you can race through demanding cleaning tasks.

Features & Benefits

• Wide diameter of 75mm makes short work of large surfaces
• Fine-grade abrasive for consistent finishing

Applications

• Metalworking
• Boat repair
• Body shops

Do I need to clean this brush?

As it operates at high speed, this brush is naturally self-cleaning. In some cases, a substrate like paint might melt slightly and dry on the surface of the brush. You'll find that, once dry, it's easily removed with the flick of a knife.

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