Standard Abrasives Rubber Sanding Drum 711429, 1/2 in x 1/2 in x 1/4 in, Case of 10

• Enables polishing, finishing and blending on contours when smooth running is essential
• Non-slip drum surface securely holds spiral band
• Pairs with coated abrasive bands or non-woven surface conditioning bands
• Range of sizes helps ensure an ideal match between drum size and part for optimal results
• Rubber drum enables controlled expansion of a spiral band for proper balance and smooth running at high speeds (band sold separately)
• Use same diameter drum and band

The Standard Abrasives Rubber Sanding Drum holds an abrasive band for contour work (band sold separately). Constructed from rubber, the drum expands at high speed for the closest possible fit with a band of the same size for controlled operation. This enables it to run smoothly over contoured surfaces and into hard-to-reach areas without skipping or jumping for a smooth, precise finish.

Smooth, Balanced Application
When balanced handling is essential and an abrasive belt won't fit the part, a good solution is to use a Standard Abrasives™ Rubber Sanding Drum fitted with a Standard Abrasives™ Spiral Band (sold separately). The spiral band can be a coated abrasive for polishing and blending, or a non-woven surface conditioning product for effective finishing. In either case, the Standard Abrasives™ Rubber Sanding Drum offers an even application on contours and hard-to-reach areas with a rotary tool.

Tips for Optimal Use
It is important for both the drum and the abrasive to have the same nominal diameter to prevent skipping and bumping. Rather than deflecting or skidding over the substrate, the spiral band stays in constant contact with the workpiece to swiftly rid the surface of little burrs. The maximum allowable RPM for spiral bands is the same as the maximum RPM of the drum, provided the drum and band have the same nominal diameter. Typically, the rubber drum attaches to portable drills, die grinders, straight shaft and angle grinders. The great news is, the drum requires no extra tools for band changes.

Quality Standard Abrasives™ Solutions for Industrial Applications
The Standard Abrasives brand has supplied quality abrasives to the metalworking industry for over 50 years. Customers rely on our broad offering of high performance products including coated, bonded, and non-woven abrasive lines.

Standard Abrasives Model

The Standard Abrasives Rubber Sanding Drum 711429 is designed for precise contour work. This model ensures smooth running and balanced application, making it ideal for polishing and finishing tasks.

Its rubber construction allows controlled expansion of the spiral band, providing a secure fit and smooth operation. The drum pairs perfectly with coated abrasive or non-woven surface conditioning bands for versatile use.

Exact Dimensions Included

This sanding drum measures 1/2 in x 1/2 in x 1/4 in, offering a compact size for detailed work. The dimensions help ensure the drum fits well with parts requiring careful finishing and blending.

Using the correct size drum with matching abrasive bands prevents skipping and bumping, allowing the tool to maintain constant contact with the workpiece for a smooth finish.

Secure Non-Slip Surface

The drum features a non-slip surface that firmly holds the spiral band in place during operation. This secure grip is essential for consistent polishing and finishing on contoured surfaces.

Because the drum expands to fit the band size, it maintains proper balance and smooth running even at high speeds, reducing the chance of band slippage or uneven wear.

Versatile Pack Size

This product comes in a convenient 10 ea/Case pack size, making it easy to stock up for multiple projects or industrial use. The pack size supports continuous work without frequent reordering.

Having multiple drums on hand allows quick replacement and ensures consistent performance when paired with the appropriate abrasive bands for various applications.

Compatible Abrasive Bands

The sanding drum is designed to work with spiral bands sold separately, including coated abrasive and non-woven surface conditioning types. This compatibility offers flexibility for different finishing needs.

Using the same diameter drum and band is crucial for optimal results. This ensures the band stays in constant contact with the workpiece, providing a smooth, balanced finish on hard-to-reach areas.