Quick-Lock Discs
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Finishing Quick-Lock Discs
Select optionsFinishing discs are made of soft "hand pad" type material. They can remove slight imperfections, light oxidation, and other minor defects. Not intended for deburring. -
Hi-Strength Quick-Lock Discs
Select optionsHigh Strength fibers combined with high grain content make these durable discs ideal for light deburring or final finishing work. -
Surface Conditioning Quick-Lock Discs
Select optionsPremium Surface Conditioning Discs feature a Fast Cut and Long Life. They are made from stiff scrim backed material designed exclusively for disc use, and have excellent grain retention and are smear resistant. They are great for deburring, blending machine tool marks, general surface cleaning, gasket removal and heavy rust and oxidation removal. Max-Finish Surface Conditioning Discs feature a softer scrim backing and will leave a smooth finish without leaving any "stray" scratches. They are less aggressive than our Premium discs, great when surface finish is the primary concern. HD Surface Conditioning Discs are a combination of AO and Ceramic grains, with additional resin for added strength and durability. These discs are very stiff and aggressive, which make them the best choice for heavy deburring, weld grinding, and splatter removal. -
Surface Prep Quick-Lock Discs
Select optionsThese soft unitized discs are thicker and more cushioned than traditional unitized discs. They will remove light scratches and imperfections without altering the base material. -
Unitized Quick-Lock Discs
Select optionsXL Unitized wheels are a great choice for light deburring, and blending, as they provide a consistent, uniform finish. These wheels are smear resistant and have a long life. 6AM - Capable of heavier deburring and surface finishing. 2SF & 2AM - light deburring and removal of imperfections without altering base material. GFP - Green Final Polish wheels will leave a bright "mirror like" final finish on a variety of metals. They will not alter part geometry and do not require compund!
