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Dayton 3ZN06 A-330 Shaft Arbor Small Type A Stamped Washer
A shaft arbor for mounting buffing and finishing wheels on small fractional-horsepower electric motors
- Fits 3/8 in motor shafts for secure mounting
- Includes flanged washers and hex nut for complete assembly
- 1 1/8 in thread length provides firm engagement
- Counter-clockwise rotation suits specific motor configurations
- 1/2 in maximum wheel width accommodates various finishing wheels
Dayton 3ZN06 A-330 Shaft Arbor
This Dayton shaft arbor mounts buffing and finishing wheels onto small fractional horsepower electric motors. It accepts a 3/8 inch shaft diameter and uses a right-hand thread. The unit includes flanged washers and a hex nut for secure wheel retention.
Check motor shaft and rotation
Verify that your motor shaft measures exactly 3/8 inch in diameter before ordering. Confirm the motor rotates counter-clockwise to match the arbor thread direction. Ensure the wheel width does not exceed the 1/2 inch maximum capacity.
Stamped washer construction
The Type A stamped washer design provides a flat mounting surface for various finishing wheels. A socket setscrew locks the arbor onto the motor shaft. The 1 1/8 inch thread length and 1 1/4 inch washer outside diameter suit smaller motor applications.
Highlights
- Fits 3/8 in motor shafts for secure mounting
- Includes flanged washers and hex nut for complete assembly
- 1 1/8 in thread length provides firm engagement
- Counter-clockwise rotation suits specific motor configurations
- 1/2 in maximum wheel width accommodates various finishing wheels
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the Dayton 3ZN06 A-330 shaft arbor kit include and what must be purchased separately?
The kit includes flanged washers and a hex nut for mounting buffing or finishing wheels. Wheels themselves are sold separately.
How do I choose the correct Dayton 3ZN06 A-330 arbor for my motor?
Select this arbor if your motor has a 3/8 inch shaft diameter, 3/8-24 RH thread, and counter-clockwise rotation.
What does the 1/2 inch maximum wheel width mean when the arbor is installed?
It limits the buffing or finishing wheel thickness to 1/2 inch so the wheel seats properly against the flanged washers and hex nut.
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