Product description
- PFERD COMPOSITE composite disc brush DBUR dia. 150x22.2 mm hole SiC filament dia. 1.14 mm grit 80 stationary
Characteristics
- Particularly aggressive brush with bridle
- Particularly suitable for deburring and work on surfaces on stationary machines
- Composite brushes from PFERD have been specifically developed for industrial, automated use
- They are suitable for a variety of applications and their variable clamping options mean that they can be used on many different drive systems
- This offers the advantage that the workpiece can be produced and finished on the same machine
- As a result, labour-intensive, manual work is reduced and reproducible results are achieved with short cycle times
- For efficient use, numerous application parameters such as the processing time and feed rate must be coordinated with each other and a suitable brush must be selected
- Brushes with silicon carbide (SiC) are particularly well suited to deburring work and surface improvement
- Rectangular filament [REC] is suited to applications that place particular demands on the aggressiveness of the brush
- The larger cross-section of the filaments means that these are more stiff than round filaments and provide a greater contact area with the workpiece
- Plastic filament withstands temperatures up to 220 °C
Advantages:
- Long tool life and aggressive brushing effect due to a very high filament density.
- Extremely smooth operation due to even distribution of the filament material.
- The bridle prevents the wires spreading out sideways.
- If the filament has worn away down to the bridle, it can be removed from the bridle for further use. This does not affect the brushing behaviour.
- The bridle enables the spreading out and flexibility of the brush filament to be controlled.
- Abrasive grains are embedded in flexible plastic filaments, which means that the filament works on the sides as well as at the tip.
- For aggressive work thanks to rectangular filament (REC).
