RIGHT LINES Tapered Polishing Mop Spindle Arbors

Tapered Spindles for Polishing Mops & Soft-Centred Wheels 🔧 Fast, Secure Mounting for Polishing & Finishing Tools These tapered spindles are designed for easy and secure mounting of polishing mops, stripping wheels, unitised wheels, and other soft-centred abrasives. The tapered thread ensures the wheel self-tightens during operation, delivering safe and efficient performance whether you’re using a handheld drill or a fixed polishing machine. Ideal for workshops, fabricators, and professionals in metal finishing, automotive detailing, and manufacturing, these spindles support fast wheel changes and consistent results. 🔩 Available Options: We stock tapered spindles in a variety of configurations to suit common tools: ✅ Drill-Mounted Tapered Spindle 6mm spindle fits standard drill chucks Ideal for soft-centred wheels up to approx. 75–100mm diameter Best suited for light-duty polishing, stripping, or buffing ✅ Machine-Mounted Tapered Spindles 22mm hex shank for stable mounting in bench polishers & rotary tools Options with female M14 thread to suit fixed bench grinders or polishers with male-threaded extensions Suitable for larger diameter wheels, as rated for your machine 📐 Specification: Thread Type: Reverse tapered – tightens automatically in use Compatible Wheel Bore Range: Typically 6–13mm (soft-centred wheels) Drill Version: 6mm smooth shaft for chucks (ideal for smaller wheels) Machine Versions: 22mm hex shank M14 female thread options for fixed polishers Materials Supported: Polishing mops Non-woven abrasive wheels Unitised and stripping wheels (softer grades) 🛠️ Applications: Polishing stainless steel, aluminium, and other metals Mounting soft-centred wheels quickly and securely Suitable for both rotary hand tools and bench-mounted machines Used across metalworking, automotive repair, aerospace, and fabrication ⚙️ Tips for Use: Always match spindle type to your tool – drill version for handheld tools, machine versions for bench tools Ensure rotation tightens the thread—these are designed to self-lock under correct rotation Do not exceed the wheel size recommended by the machine manufacturer Need help choosing the right spindle for your tool?

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