
For welders and metal artisans who demand perfection in their final presentation, the Walter 07M423 Blendex Drum is the tool of choice. This 4-1/2" x 2" medium grit drum is designed to transform rough, welded, or scratched surfaces into professional, gallery-quality metalwork. Whether you are fabricating custom stainless steel kitchen fixtures, architectural handrails, or automotive trim, this drum helps you achieve that coveted shadow-free, linear satin finish that defines high-quality craftsmanship.
The secret to the Blendex drum's performance lies in its high-quality non-woven construction. This material cushions the abrasive grain, allowing it to conform slightly to the workpiece. This action prevents undercutting and gouging, ensuring a smooth, continuous grain pattern. The medium grit specification offers the perfect middle ground—aggressive enough to blend out minor imperfections and light scratches, yet fine enough to leave a bright, polished surface ready for final passivation or coating.
Compatible with most standard burnishing and line-finishing machines featuring a 5/8" arbor, this drum is easy to install and balance. It runs cool, significantly reducing the risk of heat discoloration (bluing) on stainless steel, which is a common issue with harder grinding wheels. By integrating the Walter Blendex drum into your finishing process, you can significantly reduce labor time spent on hand-sanding and achieve a consistent, commercial-grade finish that enhances the value of your work.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Walter Surface Technologies |
| Diameter:4.5 in |
| Width:2" |
| Arbor (in):5/8" |
| Grit:Medium |
| Packaging Description:1 per each |
| Used To Sand:Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Steel, Brass, Copper |
| Abrasive Type:Non-Woven |
| Application:Line Finishing, Polishing, Blending, Deburring |
| Country Of Origin:Germany |
| Item:Drum |
| Thickness:2" |
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