1/2 Inch Arbor Adapter With 1/4 Inch Shaft For Buffing Wheels

Introducing the Dico 1/2 In. Arbor Adapter, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This versatile tool is designed to enhance your buffing and polishing capabilities, making it an essential addition to your power tool accessories. With its robust construction and compatibility with various drills, the Dico Arbor Adapter is perfect for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts looking to achieve a flawless finish on their projects.

• Arbor Size:1/2 Inch: This adapter features a 1/2 inch arbor, allowing you to mount buffing and polishing wheels securely.
• Shaft Diameter:1/4 Inch: The 1/4 inch shaft is adaptable to all standard drills, making it easy to integrate into your existing toolkit.
• Two Flanges:Included with the adapter, these flanges ensure that your accessories are held securely in place during operation.
• Blister Carded Packaging:The product comes in blister carded packaging, ensuring that it remains protected and easy to display.
• Lightweight Design:Weighing only 0.175 lbs, this adapter is easy to handle and maneuver, making it ideal for extended use.

Imagine transforming your workspace in Grass valley with the Dico Arbor Adapter, which allows you to effortlessly switch between buffing wheels and other accessories. Whether you are polishing furniture, restoring vehicles, or tackling intricate craft projects, this adapter provides the flexibility and reliability you need. Its compatibility with both cordless and corded drills means you can use it in various settings, from home workshops to professional garages.

In conclusion, the Dico 1/2 In. Arbor Adapteris not just an accessory; it’s a gateway to achieving professional-quality results in your buffing and polishing tasks. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to elevate your projects—get your Dico Arbor Adapter today at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, and experience the difference it can make in your work.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.