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Surface Prep Kit - 3 In - Astro Pneumatic

Part #: T3SPK

The Astro Pneumatic T3SPK 3-inch Surface Prep Kit is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications, providing efficient and effective surface conditioning. This comprehensive kit includes a durable 3-inch Roloc holder and four 3-inch Roloc surface prep pads, designed to streamline preparation tasks. Its robust construction and specialized abrasive materials ensure reliable performance for demanding workshop environments.

Key Features

  • Complete Kit: Includes one 3-inch Roloc holder and four 3-inch Roloc surface prep pads for immediate use.
  • Twist-and-Lock Attachment: Features a secure Roloc (twist and lock) attachment system for quick and easy pad changes, enhancing workflow efficiency.
  • Professional-Grade Abrasives: The surface prep pads are crafted from long-lasting, Italian-made abrasive material, ensuring durability and consistent performance.
  • Optimized for 3-inch Applications: Designed specifically for 3-inch discs, making it ideal for precision work and accessing confined areas.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of daily professional use in automotive body shops, fabrication facilities, and industrial settings.

Applications

The Astro Pneumatic T3SPK Surface Prep Kit is suitable for a wide range of surface preparation tasks. It is commonly used by professional technicians and mechanics for cleaning welds, removing rust, stripping paint, and preparing metal surfaces for primer or final finishing. Its 3-inch size is particularly advantageous for intricate work on vehicle panels, engine components, and other industrial parts requiring detailed surface conditioning.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Astro Pneumatic
  • Model Number: T3SPK (AO3SPK)
  • Disc Diameter: 3 inches
  • Attachment Type: Roloc (Twist and Lock)
  • Country of Origin: Taiwan
  • Kit Contents: 1 x 3" Roloc Holder, 4 x 3" Roloc Surface Prep Pads
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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 01 February, 2007.