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The DICO 7000026 is an unmounted cushion sewn buffing wheel designed for surface finishing, polishing, and buffing applications on metal, wood, and painted surfaces. At 10 inches in diameter and 3/4 inches thick with medium density construction, it delivers consistent contact pressure across the workpiece face. The cushion sewn design allows the wheel to conform slightly to contoured surfaces while maintaining enough rigidity for effective compound cutting and color buffing. A 1/2 inch arbor hole accepts standard bench grinder and polishing spindle arbors, and the included 1/2 inch adapter flange allows for secure mounting without additional hardware. Installation and operation are handled by machinists, metal fabricators, and surface finishing technicians.
This buffing wheel is suited for bench grinder and floor-standing polishing machine applications in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and industrial environments. Medium density construction makes it appropriate for intermediate polishing stages, including cutting down oxidation on metals, preparing surfaces before final color buffing, or finishing aluminum, brass, and steel components. The 10 inch diameter provides a large working surface for efficient coverage on flat and moderately curved workpieces. No specific OEM machine compatibility data was provided in the product input.
Designed as a replacement or supplemental buffing wheel for stationary bench grinders and polishing machines equipped with a 1/2 inch arbor spindle. No specific machine model compatibility data was provided in the product input.
Power down and lock out the bench grinder or polishing machine before mounting or removing any buffing wheel. Secure the wheel firmly to the arbor spindle using the included adapter flange and ensure all fasteners are tightened before operation. Inspect the wheel for damage or separation before each use and do not exceed the rated speed of the wheel or the machine. Buffing wheel service is typically performed by machinists or maintenance technicians familiar with rotating abrasive equipment safety practices.
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