Dynabrade Products
Dynabrade Products 11287 Contact Arm Assembly 3/4 in x 5/8 in Rubber
A rubber contact arm assembly fits 16 mm or 19 mm wide by 521 mm long belts and includes a 19 mm platen
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Rubber wheel protects workpiece surfaces
- Fits 16 mm or 19 mm wide abrasive belts
- Includes 3/4 in platen for secure belt tracking
- Compatible with Dynabrade model 11X735 tools
- Durable rubber construction for consistent finishing results
Contact Arm Assembly 11287
This Dynabrade contact arm assembly fits model 11X735 tools. It accepts belts that are 5/8 in or 3/4 in wide and 20 1/2 in long. The rubber wheel measures 3/4 in diameter by 5/8 in width. A 3/4 in platen is included with the assembly.
Rubber wheel and included platen
The rubber contact wheel provides a compliant surface for finishing and blending tasks. Its 3/4 in by 5/8 in profile suits contoured workpieces where a rigid wheel would bridge low spots. The supplied platen supports the belt behind the wheel for flat-area sanding without swapping components.
Upgrade for worn 11X735 arms
This assembly replaces a damaged or hardened original arm on the 11X735. The jump is worth it when the existing wheel no longer tracks belts true or the rubber has lost resilience. It is not for tools outside the 11X735 series or for applications needing a steel or serrated wheel.
Highlights
- Rubber wheel protects workpiece surfaces
- Fits 16 mm or 19 mm wide abrasive belts
- Includes 3/4 in platen for secure belt tracking
- Compatible with Dynabrade model 11X735 tools
- Durable rubber construction for consistent finishing results
Specifications
| Brand | Dynabrade |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
Which belts fit the 3/4 in x 5/8 in rubber contact arm?
It accepts belts 5/8 in (16 mm) or 3/4 in (19 mm) wide by 20 1/2 in (521 mm) long.
What mounting hardware is required to attach this arm to the 11X735 tool?
The assembly includes a 3/4 in platen and mounts directly to the 11X735 without extra brackets.
How is the contact arm installed on the 11X735, and what step is often missed?
Remove the old arm, fit the new rubber wheel assembly with the included platen, then tension the belt — forgetting to re-tension after the first run is the common error.
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