HUDY 102580 Tyre Truing Aluminium Drum P120 Medium  [HSP-102580]

HUDY 102580 Professional Aluminium Sanding Drum With P120 Grain - Medium
Price:
AUD$75.14
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-102580
Condition:
Brand New
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Tyre truing aluminium drum with P120 grit

The HUDY 102580 Professional aluminium sanding drum is an RC-scale tool for trimming and shaping tyre treads. Its P120 abrasive bonded to the aluminium core offers a medium cut suitable for controlled profiling of rubber tyres.

The drum is made to be used in tyre truers or sanding holders and mounts onto compatible mandrels as part of a truing arrangement. Since attachment methods vary by tool, fit and secure the drum according to your truer or holder manual.

When tuning, treat this drum as a profiling implement: use it to level tread, remove moulding highs, and refine transitions to alter contact patch characteristics. The medium P120 grit gives predictable removal rates while preserving a useful surface finish for setup testing.

Specifications

  • Item Professional aluminium sanding drum
  • Material Aluminium core with P120 abrasive
  • Model Number 102580
  • Grit P120 (medium)
  • Compatibility For RC scale tyres and tyre truer setups

Add this sanding drum to your tyre truing kit to achieve repeatable tread profiles and a controllable finish; double-check compatibility with your truer or holder before use.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

How does this drum affect tyre handling?

By evening tread and removing high spots, the HUDY 102580 helps produce a consistent contact patch, which can stabilise grip and make handling more predictable during setup runs.

What technique should I use for profiling?

Work in light, controlled passes and check the tyre profile frequently. Small, incremental cuts preserve tyre integrity and let you fine tune contact patch shape.

When should I move to finer grit?

Use finer grits after initial profiling with P120 if you need a smoother surface. P120 is best for shaping; finishers remove remaining roughness without changing profile substantially.

Can I profile off-centre tyres safely?

Ensure the drum and tyre are mounted concentrically on the truer mandrel before cutting. Off-centre mounting risks uneven removal and unpredictable results.

How do I avoid overheating the tyre?

Use light passes and allow breaks between heavier cuts. Excessive pressure or continuous heavy sanding generates heat that can deform tyre compounds.

Is this drum suitable for all tyre compounds?

P120 is a medium grit that works on many rubber compounds, but compound softness and construction affect how quickly material is removed. Test on a spare tyre to confirm results before profiling competition tyres.

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