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Dynabrade Products 15035 Contact Arm 13" L 1/2" W Steel pneumatic components power
Steel contact arm with rubber wheel fits Mini-DynaFile II models 15003 and 15006 for 13 inch belts
- 13-inch belt length covers wider work surfaces
- 1/2-inch belt width matches Mini-DynaFile II models 15003 and 15006
- Steel body resists wear during heavy material removal
- Soft platen pad density conforms to contours for even finishes
- Rubber wheel with 5/8-inch diameter provides consistent belt tracking
Dynabrade 15035 Contact Arm for Mini-DynaFile II
The Dynabrade 15035 is a steel contact arm built for the Mini-DynaFile II series. It fits models 15003 and 15006 and accepts a 13 in belt with a 1/2 in width. The arm uses a rubber wheel and a soft platen pad for finishing tasks.
Thermals noise and power draw in normal use
As a passive pneumatic accessory, the contact arm generates no heat, noise or electrical draw of its own. Operating temperature and sound level depend entirely on the air tool and compressor it is paired with. The steel body and rubber wheel dissipate friction heat during belt operation.
Upgrade path and when the jump is worth it
This arm replaces a worn or damaged contact arm on compatible Mini-DynaFile II tools to restore belt tracking and finish quality. It is not suited for machines outside the 15003 and 15006 series or for belt widths other than 1/2 in. The upgrade is worthwhile when the existing arm no longer holds the belt true or the platen pad has hardened.
Highlights
- 13-inch belt length covers wider work surfaces
- 1/2-inch belt width matches Mini-DynaFile II models 15003 and 15006
- Steel body resists wear during heavy material removal
- Soft platen pad density conforms to contours for even finishes
- Rubber wheel with 5/8-inch diameter provides consistent belt tracking
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 15035 contact arm on a Mini-DynaFile II, and which step is most often missed?
Remove the old arm, align the new arm’s mounting holes with the tool’s drive shaft, and tighten the retaining screw. The step most often missed is confirming the 1/2 in platen pad sits flat against the belt before locking the screw.
What maintenance or replacement will the 15035 contact arm need over time?
The 5/8 in rubber wheel and soft 1/2 in platen pad wear with use. Replace the wheel when the 3/8 in wide surface becomes uneven, and swap the pad when the 13 in belt no longer tracks straight.
What limit appears first on the 15035 contact arm during extended sanding sessions?
The soft platen pad compresses and heats up first, causing the 1/2 in belt to drift off the 5/8 in wheel. This tracking loss shows up before the steel arm or rubber wheel degrades.
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