Kiillotuslaikka Dremel EZ SpeedClic Finishing Abrasive Buffs 180 & 280 karkeus

Finishing abrasive buffs Dremel EZ SpeedClic with 180 and 280 grit are designed for precise and delicate material removal and polishing on metal, glass, wood and plastic. The flexible buff material allows work on tight, curved and irregularly shaped areas. Compatible with Dremel EZ SpeedClic mandrels (SC402) and standard mandrels (402), these buffs have a 3.2 mm shank diameter and a 2.5 cm buff diameter for accurate finishing.

Advantages

These finishing abrasive buffs combine medium (180 grit) and fine (280 grit) textures in one set to provide progressive smoothing and polishing. The EZ SpeedClic system enables quick, tool-free accessory changes. The flexible construction adapts to contours and reduces the risk of gouging on delicate surfaces, while the compact 3.2 mm shank fits common rotary tool mandrels for precise control.

Suitable for

• Precision polishing and finishing of metal parts
• Removing minor imperfections on glass and ceramics
• Smoothing and finishing wood edges and small wooden components
• Deburring and surface refinement of plastic parts

Key specifications

• Brand: Dremel
• Model / MPN: 2615S511JA
• EAN: 8710364037100
• Grit: 180 (medium) and 280 (fine)
• Shank diameter: 3.2 mm
• Buff diameter: 2.5 cm
• Compatibility: EZ SpeedClic (SC402) and mandrel 402
• Category: Power Tools Accessories

How to use

Install the buff on a compatible mandrel—for fastest changes use the EZ SpeedClic system (SC402) or secure it with mandrel 402. Operate the rotary tool at moderate speed and apply light, consistent pressure while moving across the workpiece. Start with the 180-grit buff for shape correction or heavier material removal, then switch to the 280-grit buff for finer smoothing and polishing. Keep the buff moving to avoid overheating or uneven polishing.

Recommendations

Use eye protection and a dust mask when working with abrasive buffs. Test on a scrap area first to confirm speed and pressure. Avoid excessive force to preserve the buff shape and prevent damage to the workpiece.