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KYG1409

RLD Rubber-Bonded Diamond Polishing Wheel Φ26xH3mm

Rubber-bonded diamond wheel for aggressive dental grinding, HP 2.35mm shank, several grit options.

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Order NO.: RLD105 EC

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Compare RLD105 EC, RLD105 C, RLD105 M, and RLD105 F.

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RLD105 EC

KYG1409-RLD105-EC

GritExtra Coarse
Recommended R.P.M.20000/min
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Variant parameter comparison for RLD Rubber-Bonded Diamond Polishing Wheel Φ26xH3mm. Compare RLD105 EC, RLD105 C, RLD105 M, and RLD105 F.
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GritExtra CoarseCoarseMid-CoarseFineExtra Fine
Recommended R.P.M.20000/min20000/min15000/min15000/min10000/min

Specifications

Size26 × 3

Overview

Highlights

  • Wide grit selection accommodates multiple dental procedures
  • Durable rubber bond enhances tool life and control
  • Optimized for precise shaping at high operating speeds

Applications

  • Efficient trimming of dental restorations
  • Smoothing ceramics or composites
  • Lab or chairside adjustment work

Overview

RLD Rubber-Bonded Diamond Polishing Wheel Φ26xH3mm is engineered for dental professionals who require fast, efficient grinding and shaping. With a reliable HP 2.35mm shank and formulated for use at high recommended RPMs, this tool is ideal for consistently achieving precise contouring results.

Available in a range of grits—from extra coarse to fine—the RLD diamond wheel adapts to a variety of dental material removal and finishing tasks. Its robust rubber-bonded construction delivers superior durability and control during intensive use, making it a practical choice for daily dental lab or chairside applications.

Typical uses

  • Efficient trimming and shaping of dental restorations
  • Rapid smoothing of ceramics or composite materials
  • Detailed adjustments in laboratory or clinical settings