Proxxon 28 987 Roll set — Proxxon 10 pieces (replacement roll pack)

Replacement roll pack Proxxon 28 987 contains ten corundum rolls designed as spare rolls for Proxxon tools and compatible accessories. The rolls are supplied as a quantity-per-pack set and feature a tough sanding compound available in different grits for both preliminary material removal and refinishing work. Each roll has a 3.0 mm shaft diameter and is intended for sanding, smoothing and polishing a variety of materials where a compact, replaceable rolling abrasive is required.

Advantages

The rolls are made of standard corundum with a tough, long-lasting abrasive compound that resists breakdown under load. Different grits allow sequential use from coarse to fine, enabling efficient stock removal followed by surface refinement. The uniform shaft diameter ensures compatibility with tools accepting a 3.0 mm arbor, and the compact roll shape makes them suitable for accessing radii, grooves and small contours. They are manufactured for durability and repeated use across workshop and hobby tasks.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing of malleable and grey cast iron
• Surface finishing and polishing of stainless steel and steel
• Deburring, chamfering and profiling of non-ferrous metals
• Shaping, smoothing and finishing of wood and plastic
• Detail work in radii, grooves and confined spaces

Key specifications

• Abrasive material: corundum (aluminium oxide)
• Pack quantity: 10 rolls
• Shaft diameter: 3.0 mm
• Available in multiple grit grades for coarse to fine work
• Suitable shapes: cylindrical roll for radius and groove work
• Intended uses: sanding, smoothing, polishing and chamfering

How to use

Install a roll on a tool or accessory that accepts a 3.0 mm shaft and secure it according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Begin with a lower grit (coarser) roll for material removal, then progress to finer grits for surface refinement or polishing. Adjust the rotational speed to the work material: higher speeds for steel, medium speeds for wood, and lower speeds for plastics to avoid melting or clogging. Apply light, consistent pressure and move the roll along the workpiece to avoid concentrated wear and to achieve an even finish.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and a dust mask. Clean and inspect the tool arbor and roll shaft before mounting. Replace rolls showing excessive wear or glazing to maintain consistent abrasive performance. For optimal results, follow a sequence from coarse to fine grit and match rotational speed to the material being processed.