The Josco Stripper Wheel is made from silicon impregnated abrasive nylon and is suitable for steel, stainless steel or hardened cast iron timber, fibreglass, aluminium, granite, hard-faced brick and most other metals. The stripper wheel removes any surface coating, including rust, paint, graffiti and corrosion, in one step. This is a premium quality disc suitable for drills and impact drivers. It can be used in wet or dry conditions, including immersion within the water, giving it many uses for the home renovator or the trade. The disc should be mounted on a sturdy frame for long life.
25mm wheel thickness
1/4" Hex with power groove shank
4500 maximum rpm
Two sections
Perfect for removing paint, coatings and rust from steel
Many Mitre 10 stores offer a local delivery service. Contact your local store about what options you have for local delivery.
Returns
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What you need to know before purchasing
Not all stores carry stock of this product, but will order it in for you.
Please allow up to 14 days for stock to arrive at your selected store.
Products are available while stocks last.
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