Material: Rubber,Aluminum core
Diameter: 3/4/6/8/10/12/14 inch
Width:2 inch
Inner Hole: 6202-1/2 bearings installed
Rams Bralin Serrated Rubber Contact Wheels are commonly available from 3″ to 14″ in diameter. Face widths are from 1″ to 6″. Durometers range from 55A, for polishing and light sanding, to 90A, for more aggressive metal removal. All of our Contact Wheels are balanced before leaving our factory. We can also custom design and fabricate Contact Wheels to your specifications, tailored to work with your unique application.
Date First Available : June 17, 2022
Manufacturer : Rams Bralin
ASIN : B0B49NHWJX
Hard wearing rubber, Well-balanced, Without vibration.
1. What is the purpose of a serrated rubber contact wheel?
The serrated rubber contact wheel is designed to provide excellent grip and traction when used with abrasive belts, allowing for precise and consistent material removal during sanding, grinding, or polishing applications.
2. How do I know which size of contact wheel is right for my needs?
The size of the contact wheel you choose will depend on the specific application and the surface area you need to cover. Smaller contact wheels are ideal for detail work or curved surfaces, while larger contact wheels are better suited for larger flat surfaces.
3. What type of bearings are used in the contact wheel?
Our contact wheels come equipped with high-quality 6202-1/2 bearings, which are durable and provide smooth operation for optimal performance.
4. Can the serrated rubber contact wheel be used with different types of abrasive belts?
Yes, the serrated rubber contact wheel is designed to be compatible with a variety of abrasive belts, including sanding belts, grinding belts, and polishing belts. Just make sure to match the width of the contact wheel with the width of the abrasive belt for best results.
5. How do I maintain and care for the serrated rubber contact wheel?
To ensure optimal performance and longevity, regularly clean the contact wheel to remove debris and buildup. It’s also important to periodically check the bearings for any signs of wear or damage, and replace them if necessary. Additionally, storing the contact wheel in a clean, dry environment when not in use can help prolong its lifespan.
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