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07F036 - Walter Soft Pneumatic Drum 3.5 Inch M14 Thread

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Walter 07F036 Pneumatic Drum

The Walter 07F036 is a specialized industrial accessory designed for use with linear finishing tools, such as the Walter Line-Mate system (configured for M14 spindles). This component serves as the driving wheel for various abrasive and surface conditioning belts. The drum features a diameter of 3-1/2 inches, a standard size for linear finishing applications, providing an optimal balance between surface contact area and rotational speed. The core of the unit is equipped with an M14 internal thread, making it specifically compatible with tools utilizing metric spindles, distinguishing it from standard 5/8"-11 North American models.

The defining characteristic of this model is its "Soft" pneumatic construction. Unlike solid rubber or polyurethane drums, this unit utilizes an air chamber that can be inflated or deflated via a standard valve. This pneumatic design allows the drum to act as a shock absorber and a contouring tool simultaneously. When the drum is inflated to a lower pressure, the soft rubber face yields to the pressure of the workpiece. This is critical when finishing cylindrical items like stainless steel railings, pipes, or complex architectural metalwork, as it allows the abrasive belt to wrap slightly around the curve, increasing the contact patch and ensuring a uniform finish without gouging or creating flat spots.

Constructed from high-durability industrial rubber, the drum is engineered to withstand the heat and friction generated during continuous sanding and polishing operations. The centrifugal force generated during rotation expands the rubber slightly, gripping the abrasive belt securely from the inside to prevent slippage. This mechanism ensures efficient power transfer from the tool motor to the abrasive media. The 07F036 is an essential component for metal fabricators requiring precision finishes on non-flat surfaces.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 per each
Diameter:3-1/2"
Thread Size:M14
Type:Pneumatic Drum
Hardness:Soft
Material:Rubber
Application:Linear Finishing, Surface Conditioning
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Material:Rubber
Application:Linear Finishing, Surface Conditioning
Compatible Tools:Line-Mate III, Linear Finishers with M14 Spindle
Diameter:3-1/2"
Thread Size:M14
Type:Pneumatic Drum
Hardness:Soft
Packaging Description:1-per-each

INCLUDED

  • 1x Walter 3-1/2" Pneumatic Drum (Soft, M14 Thread)

APPLICATIONS

  • Finishing and polishing stainless steel pipes and tubing.
  • Blending welds on curved surfaces and railings.
  • Creating uniform linear scratch patterns (satin finishing).
  • Surface conditioning on irregular metal shapes.
  • Restoring finishes on architectural metalwork.

FAQ

This pneumatic drum features an M14 thread, which is a metric size. Please verify your tool's spindle size before purchasing, as many North American tools use 5/8"-11.

You slide the belt over the deflated drum and then inflate the drum using a standard air nozzle or pump. The expansion of the rubber holds the belt in place.

The Soft drum (like this 07F036) is more flexible and better for contouring to curved surfaces. Hard drums are better suited for flat surfaces where edge retention is less of a concern.

No, this is designed for linear finishing tools (burnishers) that have an extended spindle and operate at lower speeds suitable for linear finishing.

The drum has a diameter of 3-1/2 inches.

No, the abrasive belts are sold separately. This item is the pneumatic holder only.

Always refer to the specific safety markings on the product, but generally, pneumatic drums for linear finishing are designed for speeds under 4,000 RPM to prevent ballooning.

Pneumatic drums provide a cushion that prevents chatter marks and allows for smoother blending on non-flat surfaces.