Superior Abrasives A020010 Goblet Buffing Wheel 3in Medium

Product Description

The SUPERIOR ABRASIVES A020010 is a mounted goblet-style replacement buffing wheel designed for use with rotary tools and bench-mounted buffing equipment. With a 3-inch diameter, 2-inch thickness, and a 1/4-inch shank diameter, this wheel mounts directly to compatible spindle-driven machines for polishing and finishing operations. The medium grade makes it suitable for general-purpose surface preparation and final buffing passes on metal, plastic, and similar workpiece materials. Sold in packages of eight, it is well suited for shops and service professionals who run continuous buffing operations and need reliable replacement wheels on hand.

This buffing wheel is used in metal fabrication, tool and die, HVAC component finishing, plumbing fixture polishing, and general shop maintenance environments. The goblet wheel profile is particularly effective for reaching contoured and curved surfaces that flat wheels cannot access cleanly. Technicians working on fittings, valves, brackets, and hardware will find the profile useful for detail polishing work. The 1/4-inch shank fits standard rotary tool chucks and buffing machine spindles commonly found in trade shops.

Key Features

• Goblet wheel profile for polishing contoured and curved surfaces
• 3-inch diameter and 2-inch thickness for substantial buffing contact area
• 1/4-inch shank diameter for compatibility with standard rotary tool and spindle chucks
• Medium grade abrasive action suitable for general-purpose buffing and surface finishing
• Packaged in quantities of eight, reducing downtime from frequent reordering in production environments

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement goblet-style buffing wheel for rotary tools and spindle-driven buffing equipment accepting a 1/4-inch shank.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by trade professionals or experienced shop technicians. Always power down and disconnect the rotary tool or buffing machine before mounting or removing a buffing wheel. Secure the shank firmly in the chuck and verify there is no runout before resuming operation. Inspect the wheel for wear or deformation before each use and replace if the profile is no longer intact.