Value Collection COMMXLS825P Contact Resurfacer

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION COMMXLS825P is an extra fine grade contact resurfacer used to clean and condition electrical contact surfaces on commutators, slip rings, and similar components. The extra fine abrasive grade removes oxidation, pitting, and surface contamination without aggressive material removal, helping restore proper electrical continuity. At 6.000 inches in length and 0.10 pounds, this is a compact hand tool suited for bench or field service work by electricians and motor repair technicians.

This contact resurfacer is used in electrical motor service, generator maintenance, and industrial equipment repair where commutator and slip ring surfaces require periodic cleaning or light resurfacing. It is well suited for residential and commercial applications where hand-dressing of rotating electrical contact surfaces is part of routine preventive maintenance or breakdown repair work. The extra fine grade makes it appropriate for final finishing passes or light cleaning rather than heavy stock removal.

Key Features

• Extra fine abrasive grade for light cleaning and surface conditioning of electrical contacts
• 6.000-inch length provides good reach and control during hand dressing operations
• Compact profile at 0.630 inches wide and 0.380 inches tall fits into tight motor housings
• Lightweight at 0.10 pounds for extended hand use without fatigue
• Classified under UNSPSC code 20101810 for industrial abrasive tools

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose contact resurfacer for use on commutators, slip rings, and similar electrical contact surfaces found in AC and DC motors and generators.

Installation Notes

Electrical motor technicians and industrial electricians typically perform commutator and slip ring resurfacing as part of motor overhaul or preventive maintenance. Always de-energize and lock out the equipment before servicing rotating contact surfaces. Use light, even strokes along the contact surface and avoid excessive pressure that could alter surface geometry. Follow applicable NEC guidelines and equipment manufacturer service procedures when performing electrical contact maintenance.