Replaceable segment for core bits (18 mm) Klingspor DO 900 B SPECIAL (325818)
KLINGSPOR hole saw or core bit — making larger-diameter holes with compatible equipment. 18 mm. Ref.: 03-325818.
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KLINGSPOR hole saw or core bit — making larger-diameter holes with compatible equipment. 18 mm. Ref.: 03-325818.
KLINGSPOR hole saw or core bit — making larger-diameter holes with compatible equipment. 16 mm. Ref.: 03-325817.
KLINGSPOR hole saw or core bit — making larger-diameter holes with compatible equipment. 15 mm. Ref.: 03-325816.
KLINGSPOR hole saw or core bit — making larger-diameter holes with compatible equipment. 14 mm. Ref.: 03-325815.
KLINGSPOR hole saw or core bit — making larger-diameter holes with compatible equipment. 12 mm. Ref.: 03-325814.
KLINGSPOR hole saw or core bit — making larger-diameter holes with compatible equipment. 10 mm. Ref.: 03-325813.
KLINGSPOR hole saw or core bit — making larger-diameter holes with compatible equipment. 8 mm. Ref.: 03-325812.
DISTAR drill bit — drilling holes in the specified material. Ref.: 81-277328.
VGL grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. 150 mm. Ref.: 32-SB-662.
VGL grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SB-632E.
VGL grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. Ref.: 32-SB-632A.
VGL grinder or sander — grinding, cutting or finishing work with compatible accessories. 125 mm. Ref.: 32-SB-562.
Backing pads and plates are essential intermediary tooling accessories engineered for angle grinders, rotary polishers, random orbital sanders, and power drills. Their primary function is to securely mount hook-and-loop (Velcro) abrasive sanding discs, foam polishing pads, wool bonnets, and resin fiber discs during surface processing tasks. Depending on the application, these backing plates are manufactured from high-impact plastic, flexible polyurethane, or dense synthetic rubber, available in various stiffness grades. Hard backing pads are ideal for aggressive material removal, heavy leveling, and flattening surfaces, whereas soft pads with impact-absorbing foam layers (EVA) are crucial for delicate high-gloss polishing and conforming to complex curved and contoured panels without burning through clear coats. Critical selection criteria include the pad diameter, mounting system (typically an M14 internal thread or a shank adapter for drills), pad density or stiffness, and the maximum rated RPM to ensure safe and balanced operation.