Product Overview
Coarse 1/2-Inch Rotary Sanding Sleeves for Rapid Material Removal
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS) in hanging blister pack. Six abrasive bands included.
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Product Overview
Dremel 408 sanding bands provide aggressive material removal and surface preparation for rotary tool applications. Sized at 1/2-inch diameter with a coarse 60-grit abrasive surface, these bands mount directly to standard Dremel 407 or EZ407 mandrels.
Key Features
- Model: Dremel 408 (Bosch global part number 2615000408)
- Diameter: 1/2 in (12.7 mm)
- Grit: 60 Grit (coarse abrasive rating)
- Abrasive Material: Aluminum oxide
- Compatible Mandrels: Dremel 407 and EZ407 / EZ407SA
- Quantity: 6 bands per pack
Applications
- Shaping and smoothing interior curves on hardwood and softwood workpieces
- Removing surface rust and scale from metal hardware, brackets, and fittings
- Trimming and deburring fiberglass edges and molded plastic parts
- Rough shaping dense rubber stock and craft materials
Frequently Asked Questions
Which mandrel do these sanding bands require?
These bands mount on any standard 1/2-inch rotary tool sanding drum mandrel, such as the Dremel 407 or EZ407. Mandrel is not included.
Can these bands be used on metal surfaces?
Yes. The 60-grit aluminum oxide abrasive effectively strips surface rust, cleans minor weld spatter, and deburrs rough metal edges.
Why buy this Dremel 408 pack here?
You receive the exact genuine Dremel 6-pack shown, kept in unused condition and ready to mount on your tool today. If you need multiple packs for an upcoming run, more pieces cost less each, and the price-break table on this page shows what each quantity costs. Orders ship for an $8 flat rate, orders over $28 ship free, and packages leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
A rotary tool is only as fearless as the abrasive you slip onto the drum. When rough stock needs to give way fast, sixty grit gets right to the point.
