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Disc Smasher - Steck Manufacturing

Part #: 35270

Maintain the quality and extend the lifespan of your valuable grinding disc inventory with the Steck Manufacturing 35270 Disc Smasher. This essential shop tool is engineered to prevent costly waste by reducing disc curling and warping, ensuring technicians always have access to flat, ready-to-use discs. By consistently applying pressure, the Disc Smasher maximizes your investment in consumables and contributes to safer, more efficient grinding operations.

Key Features

  • Optimized Disc Preservation: Keeps grinding discs flat and prevents premature curling or warping, reducing material waste and the need for frequent replacements.
  • Secure Ratcheting Mechanism: Grinding discs are held firmly under consistent pressure by a reinforced Nylon Disc Smasher, featuring an easy-to-use ratcheting handle for secure compression.
  • Effortless Access: A single squeeze of the release lever, while grasping the handle, disengages the internal metal ratchet, allowing quick and convenient access to the stacked discs.
  • High Capacity Design: The durable reinforced Nylon base incorporates an 8-inch long metal center post, capable of holding up to 25 grinding discs in 5-inch, 7-inch, or 10-inch diameters.
  • Disc Restoration Capability: Over time, the direct pressure from the Disc Smasher can help restore existing warped or curled discs back to their proper, flat shape, saving otherwise discarded materials.

Applications

The Steck 35270 Disc Smasher is an invaluable asset for professional environments requiring consistent disc quality. It is ideal for automotive body shops, fabrication facilities, industrial workshops, and any setting where angle grinders and abrasive discs are frequently used. This tool addresses common issues such as disc vibration during use and potential safety hazards caused by warped discs, ultimately enhancing technician productivity and material longevity.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 18 January, 2012.