Rubber Back-Up Pad, without Nut
Rubber back-up pads are used with abrasive sanding and grinding discs. The rubber back-up pad has spiral ribs to provide contact points for the abrasive disc, and to form channels for air flow which extend the life of the disc by up to 50%.
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Rubber back-up pads are used with sanding and grinding discs. The rubber back-up pad has spiral ribs to provide contact points for the work disc, and to form channels for air flow which extend the life of the disc by up to 50%.
Polypropylene pads are also available by special order. They are useful for fine grit discs.
Safety Data Sheet (SDS), Vitrified Bond Abrasives
Safety Data Sheet (SDS), Resin Bonded Abrasives
Safety Data Sheet (SDS), Flap Disc Abrasives
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