Use these wheels to cut through metal such as iron, stainless steel, and steel. They are reinforced with a layer of fiberglass mesh. Choose coarser grit for fast cuts; choose finer grit for smooth cuts.

Warning: Use wheels that have a greater rpm rating than the no-load rpm of your tool.

Swap one sanding disc for another in seconds. The connector on these discs twists or snaps into place, so you can get right back to work. Choose the connection style that matches your tool or backup pad.

Remove material quickly without sacrificing a consistent finish. These discs have precision-shaped abrasive that cuts through hard metals and reduces heat to prevent wear. The grains continually fracture to expose fresh cutting edges while keeping their engineered points and angle. Also known as non-woven or surface-conditioning discs, their nylon mesh backing resists clogging and compensates for uneven sanding pressure. They’re good for everything from heavy rust removal and deburring to blending and paint prep. The connector on the back lets you swap out discs in seconds. Choose the connection style that matches your tool or backup pad.

Densely packed with abrasive to resist wear, these discs also create consistent finishes. Also known as non-woven or surface-conditioning discs, their nylon mesh backing resists clogging and flexes to compensate for uneven sanding pressure. They’re good for everything from heavy rust removal and deburring to blending and paint prep. When discs finally wear out, the connector on the back lets you swap them out in seconds. Choose the connection style that matches your tool or backup pad.

Press these discs onto sanding tools or backup pads for a hold that won’t slip. To ensure the best bond, clean the pad with a mild alcohol—avoid harsh solvents such as MEK and acetone that can damage the adhesive. Also known as PSA discs.

Spend more time sanding and less time replacing clogged discs. A slick coating prevents dust and debris buildup on the abrasive surface. Press these discs onto sanding tools or backup pads for a hold that won’t slip. To ensure the best bond, clean the pad with a mild alcohol—avoid harsh solvents such as MEK and acetone that can damage the adhesive. Also known as PSA discs.

Prevent clogging and smearing when sanding soft materials. The abrasive won’t trap particles, so these discs reduce heat to stay sharp. Twist or snap the connector on the back to swap out discs in seconds. Choose the connection style that matches your tool or backup pad.