Tapered Polishing Mop Spindle Arbors

Applications: Tapered threaded spindles are used for quick and easy mounting of polishing wheels and mops. They can also be used for other soft centred wheels including stripping discs and unitised wheels (especially softer grades). The thread runs in the counter direction to to the normal rotation of the machine, ensuring that the wheel tightens on in use. We have a small tapered spindle for use in chucks and a larger one with a female M14 thread for use on suitable fixed machine such as bench polishers or bench grinders, with a suitable male threaded adaptor end on the spindle.

Specifications:

• Both have reverse tapered threads.
• Both are suitable for mounting wheels and mops with soft centres, typically 6-13mm.
• The chuck mounted version has 6mm mounting spindle.
• The fixed machine version has a female M14 thread.
• The chuck mounted version is suitable for smaller diameters, up to approx 75mm or 100mm.
• The machine version can carry diameters as large as recommended for the machine.

Delivery Options:

We will normally dispatch orders received by 3.00pm on any working day, that same day. Orders valued at below £50.00 + VAT will be given the default 2-3 day delivery throughout UK at a charge of just £3.00, unless next day delivery is selected at just £5.00. Orders valued £50 or over + VAT will be given free express delivery. This will be next working day for most of Great Britain but a little longer in Northern Ireland, Islands and some remote areas.

We can offer a faster Before 1.00pm option for deliveries to most of mainland Britain for an extra £4.00 + VAT.

Saturday delivery is available for most parts of Britain for an extra £10.00 + VAT.

Remote Areas: We do not surcharge deliveries to Northern Ireland, Islands or remote areas of UK, but some options such as next day or before 1.00pm may not be available.

Deliveries Outside UK:

We have carrier contracts that enable us to deliver to most countries. Please ask us for a quote if requiring delivery outside of UK.

For the Republic of Ireland, there is a dedicated website: www.rightlines.ie which will calculate the delivery charge for you. This is normally subsidised and in many cases free.