Faithfull aluminium oxide abrasive on a flexible paper backing with the added convenience of the hook and loop quick change system. Suitable for use on wood, metal, plastics and filler. Pattern: Plain.Diameter: 125mm. Assorted grits.
Faithfull flexible latex impregnated waterproof backing paper coated with an aluminium oxide abrasive. Used wet or dry for sanding paint, primer and body filler. Coarser grades are ideal for removing major imperfections, finer grades are ideal for final painting. Super fine grades allow exceptionally fine finished to be achieved, especially when used wet. These sheets can be cut to any size, making them very versatile for use in assorted applications. C-weight paper on grades C60-C180.A-weight paper on grades A240-A1200.Pack quantity: 25 Size 280 mm x 230 mmGrade: C180
The Lufkin FT50CME Frame Tape has a unique pistol grip compact design with a smooth wind-in mechanism which fits into a tool chest. The steel blade is graduated metric/english and will not stretch.
Two flute straight cutters produce a cleaner finish than the single flute cutters and are suitable for grooving, rebating, morticing and drilling. Use Tungsten Carbide tooling when working with abrasive materials such as chipboard, MDF, plywood and certain hardwoods. Two flutes give a clean finish to cut edges. 1/4in Shank.C = 25 mmD = 20 mm 25/32in
A professional matt chromed 1/4in square drive socket, produced in accordance with ISO 9000 and AS954 specifications, for increased torque and reduced risk of rounding fasteners. This hexagonal socket has a relatively short depth and a stepped collar on the shank. Overall Length: 24mm.Size. 6mm
The Britool 3/8in Drive 22 piece metric bi-hex socket set is supplied in a socket set case which also converts into a modular storage system for use in roller cabinets. Consisting of: 17 x 3/8in Bi-Hex Sockets: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22 & 24mm.2 x 3/8in Extensions: 75 & 125mm .1 x 3/8in Bit Holder 1/4in.1 x 3/8in Universal Joint.1 x 3/8in Reversible Ratchet.
