Irwin Tools 585-54009 9-piece bolt extractor set pneumatic accessory
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Two maroon aluminum-oxide rolls deliver 30 ft of very-fine abrasive surface for hand or power-tool finishing
This Scotch-Brite LD-RL roll uses aluminum oxide grain in a very fine maroon grade. It measures six inches wide by thirty feet long and comes in a pack of two. The open-web construction resists loading and suits hand or machine use on metal, wood or composite surfaces.
The very fine grade is designed for light blending, cleaning and finishing rather than heavy stock removal. It will not cut quickly through thick coatings, deep scratches or hardened weld seams. Users needing aggressive shaping should select a coarser grade or a different abrasive type.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SCOTCH-BRITE |
| Product type | Broaches |
Each package contains two rolls, so one package already gives you 30 ft of material.
The Very Fine grade produces a light, uniform finish suitable for blending, cleaning or final surface preparation without removing heavy stock.
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