Cratex 1350 Xf Cylinder Rubberized Abrasive Point Very Fine

Product Description

The CRATEX 1350 XF is a rubberized abrasive finishing point in a cylinder shape, designed for precision deburring, blending, and surface finishing on metal and hard materials. It is made with silicon carbide abrasive in a very fine grade, making it well suited for final-stage finishing work where a smooth, consistent surface is required. The point measures 7/8 inches in maximum diameter by 1 inch in length and accepts a 1/4 inch arbor, fitting standard rotary tool spindles. It is sold unmounted and is rated for use up to 20,000 RPM.

This abrasive point is used in tool-and-die, maintenance, fabrication, and production environments where controlled material removal and surface refinement are needed. It is appropriate for deburring bores, blending weld seams, smoothing castings, and cleaning up machined edges. The very fine grit makes it most effective in finishing passes rather than heavy stock removal. Machinists, tool grinders, and metal fabricators typically reach for this type of point when working on ferrous and non-ferrous alloys, carbide, and ceramics.

Key Features

• Silicon carbide abrasive in a rubberized bond for controlled, uniform cutting action
• Very fine grade (36 grit) for fine finishing and light deburring
• Cylinder shape provides consistent contact on flat faces, bores, and edges
• 7/8 inch diameter by 1 inch length suits tight access areas
• Unmounted design fits standard 1/4 inch arbor rotary tools and die grinders
• 20,000 RPM maximum speed rating for use with high-speed rotary equipment

Compatibility

Designed for use with rotary tools and die grinders equipped with a 1/4 inch arbor. This unmounted point requires a separate mandrel or collet chuck rated for the tool diameter and RPM.

Installation Notes

Disconnect and de-energize the rotary tool or die grinder before mounting or changing abrasive points. Verify that the spindle speed of the tool does not exceed the 20,000 RPM maximum rating of this point before operation. Inspect the point for cracks or damage before each use and do not use if any defect is found. Appropriate eye protection and guarding should be in place per applicable ANSI and shop safety standards.