Grizzly G1971 Leaflet
Specifications
Bore Diameter .................................................. 1"
Length............................................................... 6"
Diameter:
Length............................................................... 6"
Diameter:
G1970 ........................................................ 3"
G1971 ........................................................ 4"
G1972 ........................................................ 6"
Air Inlet Type ...............................Schrader Valve
Maximum Pressure .................................. 10 PSI
Inflation Method .................... Manual Pump Only
Maximum Pressure .................................. 10 PSI
Inflation Method .................... Manual Pump Only
Inventory
A. Pneumatic Sanding Drum .......................... 1
B. Sanding Sleeve .......................................... 1
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MODEL G1970/G1971/G1972
PNEUMATIC SANDING
DRUM FOR BUFFERS
INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 1.
Model G1972.
Functional Overview
A pneumatic sanding drum mounted to a buffer
allows for easy and smooth sanding of contours
and curves.
allows for easy and smooth sanding of contours
and curves.
The inflatable bladder provides for easy changes
of the replaceable sanding sleeve and also allows
for fine-tuning of the overall flexibility of the drum
for sanding compound curves and contoured sur-
faces.
of the replaceable sanding sleeve and also allows
for fine-tuning of the overall flexibility of the drum
for sanding compound curves and contoured sur-
faces.
By increasing the pressure in the drum, a user
can create a more rigid surface for sanding shal-
low contours. Similarly, by decreasing the pres-
sure, a user can soften the surface of the drum,
allowing it to "wrap-around" workpieces with
tighter curves.
can create a more rigid surface for sanding shal-
low contours. Similarly, by decreasing the pres-
sure, a user can soften the surface of the drum,
allowing it to "wrap-around" workpieces with
tighter curves.
Completely releasing the pressure decreases the
diameter of the drum so the sanding sleeve can
be removed and replaced.
diameter of the drum so the sanding sleeve can
be removed and replaced.
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EYE INJURY HAZARD!
Always wear safety glasses
during use to prevent
serious personal injury.
10 PSI MAX AIR PRESSURE!
10 PSI MAX AIR PRESSURE!
Exceeding this PSI may
result in injury/tool damage.
Use manual pump only!
RESPIRATORY HAZARD!
Sanding produces fine
dust. Wear the appropriate
protection during use!