Foredom K.1070 High Speed Rotary Micromotor Kit

Description

K.1070 – 2.35mm (3/32?) collet Rotary Handpiece K.107018 – 1/8? collet Rotary Handpiece For high speed applications up to 38,000 rpm including light deburring of cast pieces, bright cutting in jewelry making and fine detailing in wood. Kit includes control box, handpiece with 2.35mm (3/32?) or 1/8? collet (depending on choice of collet installed), variable speed foot control, handpiece cradle, spare pair of motor brushes, spare fuse and collet changing wrenches. The control converts AC current to DC current required for the handpiece. Compared to flexible shaft machines, micromotors have less torque, however, their higher speed results in a comparable rate of material removal with a lighter touch. The cord connection between the handpiece motor and control box offers greater freedom of movement that you have with a flexible shaft machine. Kits K.1070 and K.107018 include: HP4-917 Control Box H.MH-170 Handpiece with 2.35mm (3/32?) Collet installed OR H.MH-17018 Handpiece with 1/8? Collet installed HP4-960 Variable Speed Foot Control HP4-933 Handpiece Cradle Spare pair of motor brushes, spare fuse, collet changing wrenches. HP4-917 Control Box is compact with switches on the front for On/Off Power, Forward or Reverse Rotation, and Manual or Foot Speed Control. Speed can be adjusted from low to full speed using the dial on the box or with the foot pedal. An Overload Protector Light is also featured that turns red and sounds a beeping alarm when the motor stalls. This is the same control unit that comes in Micromotor Kits K.1020, K.1080 and K.1090. H.MH-170 or H.MH-17018 High Speed Rotary Handpiece has a slender, contoured grip for precise and very high speed work and quick release rotary type chuck. It has a fan cooled, brush-type continuous duty motor that runs cool and vibration free with permanently lubricated, shielded ball bearings that require no lubrication. Optional collets are available separately. Bur changes are quick and easy with a simple twist of the fro