A Complete Guide to Welding Gas
What Welding Gas Do I Need? A Complete Guide to Choosing the Right Gas
Suitable for light brushing such as deburring, cleaning and derusting.
Materials that can be worked: aluminium other non-ferrous metals high-temperature-resistant materials cobalt-based alloys Nickel-based alloys (e. g. Inconell and Hasteloy) nickel- or titanium-based superalloys hard non-ferrous metal Bronze titanium Titanium alloys soft titanium alloys (tensile strength 500 N/mm²) soft non-ferrous metal stainless steel (INOX) Applications: roughening deburring cleaning removing heat discolouration removing paint derusting removing oxide layers Drive types: flexible shaft drive power drill Straight grinder Opt. RPM from 7200 RPM Opt. RPM to 11700 RPM Max. RPM 18000 RPM Supplied with plastic-covered brush body. All INOX brushes are degreased. Filament material INOX Outer dia. 20 mm Cup dia. d2 22 mm Trim length 25 mm Filament material diameter 0.2 mm Overall length 70 mm IP10 Material number 43202007No detailed specifications are available for this product.
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What Welding Gas Do I Need? A Complete Guide to Choosing the Right Gas
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