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PFERD

PFERD 25080/50,8 LIT ST 0,35 deburring brush unturned RBU Ø 250 x 80 x 50.8 mm arbor hole steel-litz wire-Ø 0.35 mm stationary - 43506746

This product has been discontinued.

Product description:

  • Deburring brush crimped RBU dia. 250x80x50.8 mm hole steel cord wire dia. 0.35 mm stationary

Characteristics:

  • Particularly suitable for deburring pipes, cut edges and small parts on stationary machines
  • Steel wire is the most common filament material
  • Brushes with steel wire as the filament material are especially well-suited to work on surfaces and deburring
  • PFERD special wire has high tensile strength and bending fatigue strength
  • This ensures that the wire wears down in the optimal way, as well as a long tool life, even in extreme brushing zapplications
  • Steel wire withstands temperatures up to 300 °C
  • The filament material of this brush is a cord wire (LIT)
  • This is a stranded, brass-plated steel wire
  • This special wire construction with cord wire filament is particularly suitable for heavy-duty brushing and aggressive brushing

Advantages:

  • Long tool life through use of PFERD special wire.
  • Creates fine surfaces.
  • Individual check for imbalance guarantees smooth running.
  • Maximum tool life thanks to high filament density.
Key features according to our expert
  • Brush diameter: 250 mm
  • Connection size (machine): 50,8 mm
  • Connection type (machine): Bore
  • Material (brush filament): Brass-coated steel wire
  • Wire thickness: 0,35 mm
  • Twisted: No
  • Thickness: 80 mm
  • Max. no-load speed: 3600 rpm
Specifications / All features
  • Brand: PFERD
  • EAN: 4007220807125
  • Supplier number: PFERD 43506746
Brush diameter
250 mm
Connection size (machine)
50,8 mm
Connection type (machine)
Bore
Material (brush filament)
Brass-coated steel wire
Wire thickness
0,35 mm
Twisted
No
Thickness
80 mm
Max. no-load speed
3600 rpm
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