1ea - 3m™ Dual-lok™ - Disc Pad Holder 07494 on 2040-parts.com
Fremont, California, US
Dual-Lok™
- 3M Part Number: 07494
- UPC: 00048011074948
- Quantity: 1 disc pad holder
- Color: Black
- Face Color: Black
- Density Rating: Firm
- Disc Size: 2 inch
- Thread Size: 1/4 inch shank
- Maxiumum Operating Speed: 23,000 RPM
- Hole Design: No Holes
- Attachment Method: Hookit
- Hook Type: 5
- Inside Diameter: 0
- Max OPM: 0
- Max RPM: 23,000
- Product Form: Disc Pad Holder
- Thickness: 1/8"
- Thread Size: 0
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