Value Collection 516101 Polishing Bob Cylinder Wool Felt

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 516101 is a cylinder-shaped mounted polishing bob constructed from hard-density wool felt. Designed for use with rotary tools and die grinders, it mounts via a 3/32-inch shank and delivers consistent surface contact for polishing, buffing, and finishing operations on metal, plastic, and similar materials. The 3/8-inch maximum diameter and 5/8-inch head length make it well-suited for work in tight recesses, cavities, and contoured surfaces where larger abrasives cannot reach. Machinists, toolmakers, and metal finishing technicians commonly use this type of mounted bob for final-stage polishing work.

This mounted polishing bob is intended for bench-top and handheld rotary tool applications in machine shops, fabrication facilities, and general metalworking environments. The hard felt density provides firm surface contact, making it appropriate for polishing compound work on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The 3/32-inch shank is compatible with standard collets and chuck sizes found on most die grinders, flexible shaft machines, and rotary tools used in precision finishing operations.

Key Features

• Cylinder bob shape for uniform contact on flat and contoured surfaces
• Hard-density wool felt construction for firm polishing pressure
• 3/8-inch maximum diameter for access to tight spaces and recesses
• 5/8-inch head length provides adequate polishing surface area
• 3/32-inch shank diameter fits standard rotary tool collets and chucks
• 2-inch shank length for extended reach in confined areas

Compatibility

Designed as a standard mounted polishing bob for use with rotary tools, die grinders, and flexible shaft machines equipped with a 3/32-inch collet or chuck.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by inserting the shank fully into the collet or chuck of the rotary tool and tightening securely before operation. Ensure the tool is powered off and the bit is fully secured before starting the spindle. Apply polishing compound directly to the felt head or the workpiece surface as appropriate for the application. Inspect the felt head for wear or deterioration before each use and replace if the material shows significant compression or fraying.