1/4 in. Rotary Tool 60-Grit Sanding Bands for Wood and Fiberglass (6-Pack)
- For use with Dremel rotary tools (sold separately)
- For shaping wood, smoothing fiberglass, sanding inside curves
- Works with all mandrels with a 1/8 in. shank
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Price:
$308
Product Overview
Dremel 431 An abrasive band made of aluminum oxide, classified as coarse 60 grit. Ideal for rough-shaping and smoothing wood and fiberglass-as well as removing rust from metal surfaces, shaping rubber surfaces and more
- 1/4 in. 60 grit sander band
- Fits 430 drum sande
- Rough shapes wood and fiberglass
- 6 per package
- Use higher speeds for hard woods, slower speeds for metals and very slow speeds for plastics (to avoid melting at the point of contact) if chattering occurs, increase speed
Info & Guides
Product Overview
- For use with Dremel rotary tools (sold separately)
- For shaping wood, smoothing fiberglass, sanding inside curves
- Works with all mandrels with a 1/8 in. shank
Specifications
Dimensions
Diameter (in.)
0.25 in
Product Length (in.)
0.5 in
Details
Application Type
Sanding
Grit
60
Grit Size
60 Grit
Number of Pieces
6
Returnable
180-Day
Rotary Tool Accessory Type
Sanding Band
Tools Product Type
Power Tool
Questions & Answers
1Questions1Answers
Will these bands work on Workzone tools?
Asked by Bob December 5, 20191
AnswerThe Dremel 431 1/4" 60 Grit Sanding Bands are tested and recommended to be used with our Dremel Rotary Tools only. For further assistance, please contact us at 1-800-4-DREMEL (1-800-437-3635), Monday - Friday, 8A - 5P CST.
Customer Reviews
Feb 2, 2021
Perfect for smoothing the rough edges!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tool is my workhorse for sanding all my 3D prints. I print tons of small parts that need to be perfect and this is the tool that I need to remove any supports or other bits leftover by my printers.
by jerredcook
Customer review from dremel.comNov 30, 2008
Last longer than other brands
I've used the Dremel sanding bands and also bands by other brands and have found the Dremel bands last longer and don't fly apart nearly as easily when sanding metals. Yes the price is a bit higher for the Dremel but it makes up for it if it means you don't have to be replacing bands all the time.
by bokie
Customer review from homedepot.ca