Polishing Felt Wheel Drel CON-RP-63 125 x 22.23 x 6 mm

Felt polishing wheel Drel CON-RP-63 125 x 22.23 x 6 mm is a soft, resilient accessory designed for finishing and polishing a variety of surfaces. Compatible with rotary tools and polishers that accept a 22.23 mm arbor, this felt wheel provides even contact and gentle abrasion to remove fine scratches, smooth irregularities and develop satin or high-gloss results. The 125 mm diameter and 6 mm thickness give a broad working face while the felt material conforms to curved and flat surfaces for controlled polishing performance.

Advantages

The felt wheel offers gentle conforming contact that minimizes risk of over-polishing delicate areas while enabling efficient transfer of polishing compounds. Its sizeable diameter reduces the number of passes required on larger surfaces, and the felt construction provides consistent wear and predictable finish development. Designed for rotary-tool mounting, it balances flexibility and stability for uniform surface treatment on metal, plastic and wood.

Suitable for

• Removing fine scratches and surface oxidation on metal parts
• Applying polishing compounds to achieve satin or mirror finishes
• Smoothing and buffing plastic and acrylic components
• Final finishing of wooden surfaces and small furniture details
• Polishing curved and irregular shapes where conforming contact is needed

Key specifications

• Material: compressed felt suitable for polishing
• Outer diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor/hole diameter: 22.23 mm
• Thickness: 6 mm
• Compatibility: rotary tools and polishers with 22.23 mm arbor acceptance
• Use: for dry or compound-assisted polishing of metal, plastic and wood

How to use

Mount the felt wheel securely on a rotary tool or polisher with a matching 22.23 mm arbor. Before beginning full-surface work, run the tool at a low speed to check balance and to ensure the wheel is mounted correctly. Apply an appropriate polishing compound to the felt or to the workpiece in small amounts; use light, even pressure and moderate tool speed to avoid heating or over-polishing. Move the wheel across the surface in controlled passes, increase speed or compound as needed to refine the finish, and periodically clean or replace the wheel when saturation or wear reduces effectiveness.

Usage recommendations

Use dedicated polishing compounds matched to the material being worked (metal, plastic or wood). Start with a finer compound for final finishing to minimize material removal. For best results, maintain steady, moderate speeds and avoid prolonged dwell in one spot to prevent heat buildup. Replace the felt wheel when it becomes compressed or contaminated to preserve finish quality.