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SR Series Foredom Flex Shaft w/ no. 30 Handpiece, K.2230 Kit

SR Series Foredom Flex Shaft w/ no. 30 Handpiece, K.2230 Kit

Item #
236-961-GRP

The great feature of Foredom's SR series flex shaft motor is its reversibility. Alternating the motor's direction is useful in symmetrical grinding and carving, extends the life of some abrasives, speeds up and facilitates metal polishing, and helps to keep dust and grindings flying away from right-handed users. Left-handed users have more control of the cutting tool when the motor is in reverse mode. The all new, 1/6 HP ball bearing flexshaft motor has 33% more power than its predecessor - added power that minimizes stalling or slowing under load. Furnished with Foredom's FCT foot control, shaft/sheath, no. 30 handpiece with chuck key (see related products below) plus a 43 piece set of attachments, rotating bur and tool stand, and shaft lubricant. Also available without the flexshaft handpiece or the foot control but with the accessories. 110 volts, made in USA.


Foredom replacement parts are available
(see related products below).

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Item # Description Price Qty
236-961
SR Motor, FCT foot control, no. 30 handpiece, & accessory kit
$398.60
each
+

Product Details

Foredom Motor Comparison Chart
Motor Series Features Horsepower Motor Type Max Speed Direction
SR Series Foredom's most popular motor. Plenty of power and speed for most jobs. Motor can run in reverse. 1/6 HP* Universal 18,000 RPM Forward & Reverse
TX Series More power/torque under load. Good for demanding work like grinding and material removal. 1/3 HP* Permanent Magnet 15,000 RPM Forward only
LX Series Low speed, high torque motor best for stone setting, wax modeling, and hammer handpieces. 1/10 HP* Permanent Magnet 5,000 RPM Forward only
PGX Powergraver Dedicated System with specialized handpiece for stone setting, engraving and texturing. 1/20 HP* Permanent Magnet 2,800 RPM Reciprocating

*The horsepower of Foredom motors is rated at continuous duty or maximum efficiency under load, not maximum output. Other manufacturers list maximum output, which is not a realistic measure of horsepower during actual use. The maximum output of Foredom motors is higher than what is listed.