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ONYX ADHE REMOVAL SYST + 6 PAD - Astro Pneumatic

Part #: 500ARS6

The Astro Pneumatic 500ARS6 ONYX Adhesive Removal System is engineered for efficient and effective removal of automotive pinstripes, adhesives, double-sided tape, moldings, and decals. This specialized system utilizes Astro's improved Rapid Eraser® Pad technology, designed to streamline labor and reduce user fatigue in professional automotive and industrial settings.

Key Features

  • Dual-Speed Operation: Offers two distinct speeds for optimized material removal; 2,000 RPM for delicate pinstripe removal and 4,000 RPM for rapid removal of stubborn double-sided tape and decals.
  • Enhanced Rapid Eraser® Pads: Features a new and improved chemical compound, making the included 500E pads more aggressive for faster material breakdown.
  • Reduced User Effort: Engineered for efficient removal with less pressure required from the technician, contributing to reduced hand and arm fatigue during extended use.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built by Astro Pneumatic, this system is designed for durability and reliable performance in demanding shop environments.
  • Comprehensive Kit: Includes the ONYX adhesive removal tool and a supply of six 500E Rapid Eraser® Pads, providing immediate usability and spare capacity.

Applications

This adhesive removal system is an essential tool for automotive body shops, detailing centers, and industrial facilities. It is ideally suited for tasks such as preparing vehicle surfaces for new paint or graphics, removing old badges and trim, and cleaning residual adhesive from glass or metal panels. Its targeted speeds allow for precise work on various substrates without damaging the underlying surface.

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  • Model: 179132
  • Shipping Weight: 3.95lbs
  • UPC: 074522702049
  • Manufacturers Part #: 500ARS6
  • Manufactured by: Astro Pneumatic
  • Also Known As: AST-500ARS6, AO500ARS6

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 19 November, 2014.