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Rotabroach Mag Drill Vacuum Pad

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The Rotabroach Mag Drill Vacuum Pad is a specialist magnetic drill accessory designed for use on non-magnetic surfaces where a standard magnetic base cannot grip directly. When working on materials such as aluminium, stainless steel, glass, or other non-ferrous surfaces, standard mag drill magnets are ineffective. This vacuum pad provides a secure mounting solution, delivering a substantial holding force of 368kg at the centre position. The vacuum pad operates via a compressed air supply, requiring a minimum pressure of 70psi and an air flow of 4 cubic feet per minute. This makes it suitable for use in workshops and on-site environments where an air compressor is available. Features and Benefits: • Enables magnetic drills to be used on non-magnetic surfaces • Holding force of 368kg at centre position for secure, stable drilling • Air-operated design for reliable, consistent holding performance • Ideal for use with aluminium, stainless steel, and other non-ferrous materials Specifications: Holding Force: 368kg (centre position) Required Air Supply: 4 cubic feet per minute Minimum Air Pressure: 70psi

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