Material composed of PC and iron. Please carefully read the product description before making a purchase, and thank you.
•Fit Size: This size fits most 4 and 5 inch hand grinders, as well as 3”/4”/5″ saw blades; however, it is not appropriate for polishing machines. (Applicable models include the 100, 125, and 150 angle grinders.
In terms of function, clear polycarbonate provides better visibility and durability.
Application areas include dry-hanging marble dust cutting, wall and floor concrete dust cutting, kitchen countertop vacuum cutting, and glass steel resin board vacuum cutting.
Easy to Setup and Us.
Installation is quick and simple with the use of a universal bracket and band clamp combination.
The inner diameter of the cylinder can be changed.
Cutting depth can be adjusted up to 1.06 inches. Cutting should be supported both forward and backward.
The diameter of the dust tube is 3.1cm in diameter.
The cutting depth of the bottom plate can be adjusted.
The dimensions of the packaging are 19*17*5.5cm, and the weight is 0.4kg.
Fabricated from a combination of PC and iron, this dust collector captures up to 99 percent of airborne dust and allows for dust-free grinding. PLEASE INFORM US IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS AND WE WILL HELP YOU, THANK YOU.
Once the initial cut was made and the base of the tool came into contact with the granite countertop, this tool collected all of the dust that was created while making a cutout in the granite. I wrapped some tape around the circular opening on the side of the cabinet to keep the dust contained.
Making the connection between the unit and the angle grinder proved to be a difficult task. As soon as I tightened down the worm drive clamp, the plastic housing became entangled with the angle grinder’s backing plate and would not move. Eventually, I had to file the plastic housing down to make it the same size as the collector’s metal backing plate. That was the final nail in the coffin.
Because the worm drive clamp does not have the same width as the L-brackets, when you tighten the clamp, it twists away from the edge of the angle grinder that is clamped to the clamp. Because of this, the collector does not sit flush against the angle grinder. I ended up temporarily filling the gap with a screwdriver so that it wouldn’t twist, and this helped to keep things in proper alignment.
