Rotary tool Proxxon PR23410 — 100W, 220V

The Proxxon PR23410 handheld rotary tool is a compact electric instrument with 100W power and 220V supply designed for precision work on small workpieces. It is intended for cutting, grinding, polishing and light drilling in modelmaking, hobby projects and small workshop tasks. The tool accepts a wide range of rotary accessories and attachments, enabling varied material processing while maintaining control and accuracy.

Advantages

The rotary tool provides steady 100W motor performance in a lightweight housing that supports extended use in detail work. Its compact design improves access to confined areas and helps maintain a comfortable grip during precision operations. Compatibility with standard rotary accessories expands functionality for cutting, sanding, polishing and drilling without needing multiple dedicated machines.

Suitable for

• Modelmaking and scale modelling
• Jewellery finishing and small polish jobs
• Precision cutting of plastic, wood and soft metals
• Deburring, grinding and surface preparation on small parts
• Light drilling tasks in hobby and craft applications

Key specifications

• Nominal power: 100 watts
• Supply voltage: 220 volts
• Handheld, compact form factor for precision handling
• Compatibility with a range of rotary accessories and attachments
• Designed for light-duty cutting, grinding, polishing and drilling

How to use

Secure the appropriate accessory or attachment for the task and tighten according to the accessory instructions. Connect the tool to a 220V supply and set the speed if adjustable; start at a lower speed for delicate materials and increase as required. Hold the tool steadily with a light grip and guide it over the workpiece with controlled motions, allowing the accessory to perform the work without applying excessive force. Turn off and unplug the tool before changing accessories or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use proper eye and respiratory protection when cutting, grinding or polishing. For consistent results on delicate workpieces, test speed and accessory choice on scrap material first. Avoid prolonged continuous operation at maximum load to prevent overheating and allow the tool to cool periodically during extended use.