Description
Small sanding band for detailed sanding of wood and plastics.
Sanding bands will generally remove finish and material (wood or other soft material). These bands are also used for (rough) shaping and smoothing or rust removal from metal. If you want to remove just finish, consider something less aggressive like a flap wheel (no. 502 or 504), or a buff like the no. 511S/512S or 511E/512E.
The physical appearance of the band indicates what grit it is, the larger the bumps the lower the grit.
Sanding bands are available in 120 and 60 grit. The lower the grit, the more material is removed.
Use the sides of the bands to do the sanding.
Sanding bands will wear out and are replaceable by loosening the screw on the top of the drum or using the DREMEL exclusive EZ Speedclic sanding drum, for even faster band replacement.
Materials to use on
These bands can be used to sand / smooth softer materials like hardwood, softwood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum but also for rust removal of metal types, like steel. Can shape rubber surfaces
Recommended speed
Hardwood 15-25.000 Softwood 15-25.000 Aluminium 15-25.000 Brass 15-25.000 Ceramic 15-25.000 Copper 15-25.000 Plastic 15-25.000 Stone 15-25.000 Shell 15-25.000 Steel 15-25.000
Mandrel use: Use with 430 Sanding Mandrel
Maximum RPM: 35.000 1/min
Brand
Dremel
Our Story
Dremel is known worldwide for being the creator and manufacturer of high speed rotary tools. All our products reflect the company’s commitment to innovation and quality.
Our Brand
Today, the Dremel brand has earned a reputation for quality and performance among do-it-yourselfers and hobbyists. Dremel tools are seen as the perfect solution to many chores and challenges needing attention to detail and precision, as well as the go-to tool for crafters and hobbyists. Dremel tool loyalists run the gamut from woodworkers and locksmiths to auto mechanics and handymen.
The Man Behind The Scene
Albert J. Dremel came to America in 1906 as a young and penniless Austrian immigrant with a head filled with innovative ideas and an intuitively adept mechanical aptitude - he was awarded 55 patents throughout his lifetime for his inventions. After a brief retirement from his career as an engineering designer, Albert Dremel grew restless and founded Dremel Manufacturing Co. in Racine, in 1932. Seeing the success of his company, Albert passed away July 18, 1968.
1935 - The First Multi-tool
Dremel Markets the first handheld, high-speed rotary tool called the Multi-tool. The versatile new tool appealed to craftsmen and hobbyists alike. It was compact, flexible and high-speed, offering an alternative to large, bulky power tools. Still to this day the Multi-tool continues to thrive
1957 The Dremel Moto-Saw was developed
Growing Worldwide
Every year the company continues to expand, entering markets throughout Europe and now supplying more than 60 countries worldwide.
Our Dremel products are distributed worldwide through hardware stores, home centres, hobby shops, online retailers and industrial tool wholesalers. To date, the Dremel brand estimates that it has sold over 40 million rotary tools worldwide
Why Us
The Dremel Brand is devoted to providing the best tools of the highest quality to ensure you get the best experience and for you to gain the satisfaction of a job well done. Whether you are cutting, grinding, sanding, shaping, we can guarantee that with Dremel you will have a better finish, quicker results, and is also comfortable and easy to use.
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