Dayton
Dayton 5A726 Buffing Wheel Spiral Sewn 10 in 20 Plies Cotton
Spiral-sewn cotton buffing wheel, 10 inch diameter with 20 plies for polishing metal, glass and stone
- TypePolishers
- MaterialCotton
- 10-inch diameter covers large surfaces quickly
- 20-ply cotton construction resists wear on long jobs
- Spiral-sewn design holds compound evenly for consistent finish
- Compatible with aluminium, brass, steel and stone applications
- One-inch arbor fits standard buffing machines
10 in 20 ply cotton buffing wheel
The Dayton 5A726 is a spiral sewn buffing wheel built for use on bench or pedestal buffing machines. Its 10 inch diameter and 20 plies of cotton deliver a firm, consistent surface for polishing and finishing tasks. The wheel mounts on a 1 inch arbor and suits workshops handling metal, stone or glass workpieces.
Replaces worn or softer wheels
When an existing wheel loses its shape, frays or no longer holds compound, this 20 ply construction restores cutting action and finish quality. The step up is worthwhile when jobs demand more pressure resistance and longer life than thinner or loose sewn alternatives can provide.
Holds form under extended runs
The spiral sewn cotton layers resist glazing and maintain density during prolonged contact with aluminum, brass, steel, stainless steel, stone or glass. Heat buildup stays manageable so the wheel keeps cutting without softening or shedding material mid job.
Highlights
- 10-inch diameter covers large surfaces quickly
- 20-ply cotton construction resists wear on long jobs
- Spiral-sewn design holds compound evenly for consistent finish
- Compatible with aluminium, brass, steel and stone applications
- One-inch arbor fits standard buffing machines
Specifications
| Type | Polishers |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dayton |
| Model | 5A726 |
| Material | Cotton |
Questions about this item
What shaft size fits the 1 in connector on this 10 in wheel?
The wheel has a 1 in centre hole that slides onto a matching 1 in spindle on a buffing machine.
How do I install the spiral-sewn cotton wheel onto the machine?
Remove any flange, slide the 20-ply wheel onto the 1 in arbor, replace the flange and tighten the nut securely before running.
When does the cotton buffing wheel need to be replaced?
Replace the wheel when the cotton plies wear thin, the spiral stitching frays or the 10 in diameter no longer holds compound.
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