MK Diamond MK-1503-AIR

5" Pneumatic Polishing Tool

List Price: ~~$350.00~~
Your Price: $285.00

Currently 1 In Stock

Features

Do not use Magnesite abrasive wheels with the MK -1503 Air polishing tool. Do not use WD-40 or any other oil to lubricate the MK -1503 Air polishing tool. The MK -1503 Air polishing tool can be used dry.

Designed for continuous production applications and improved safety
Made from aircraft cast type aluminum, the MK-1503 Air Polisher is one of the most durable tools of its kind on the market for polishing stone
Lightweight and compact - provides the operator with increased comfort and reduced fatigue
Water and air controls simple to use and located for operator convenience
The water-tight sealed bearings provide long life and smooth rotational speeds in all operating conditions
Speeds 250 to 5500 RPM
Allows for 3, 4, and 5 inch discs

Specs

Air Consumption: 16 cfm/0.45cmm
Air Pressure: 90 psi
RPM: 5500 (free speed)
Shaft: 5/8" - 11
Air inlet: 1/4" Npt
Length: 10-1/4 in.
Vibration: 2.5 M/Se
Sound (Min.): 92.3 db
Sound (Max): 104.9 db
Air Compressor Required: 5 hp min.
Max. Pad Diameter: 5"
Weight: 2.7 lbs.
Part #: 158686

Shipping weight: 6.00 lbs.

In The Box

Tool
Water hose
Water hose adapters
Side handle
Wrenches

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