Abrasive Caps EXO Kapturek Ścierny 13 mm, 80 grit, 100 pcs, Hard Cap White

EXO Kapturek Ścierny abrasive caps, 13 mm diameter with 80 grit in a pack of 100, are designed for precision sanding, surface preparation and deburring on a variety of materials. The product features a hard white cap that maintains consistent contact pressure and helps extend abrasive life. These caps are compatible with common rotary tools and mandrels, offering controlled material removal for small or detailed work.

Advantages

The hard white cap provides stable contact with the work surface, reducing the risk of uneven wear and improving repeatability across multiple parts. The 80 grit abrasive offers a balance between cutting speed and surface finish, suitable for smoothing edges, removing light burrs and preparing surfaces for further finishing. Supplied in a pack of 100, the caps are convenient for workshop use and repetitive tasks, reducing downtime for tool changes.

Suitable for

• Precision sanding and shaping of metal components
• Deburring and edge blending on wood and plastics
• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• Detail work on composites and small assemblies

Key specifications

• Face diameter: 13 mm
• Abrasion grade: 80 grit
• Cap type: hard white cap for consistent contact
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Compatible tools: rotary tools and mandrels for small-diameter shafts
• Typical materials: metal, wood, plastics, composites

How to use

Select an appropriate mandrel or rotary tool collet that matches the cap's bore and securely mount the abrasive cap. Operate the rotary tool at the recommended speed range for 80 grit abrasives and the material being worked on to avoid overheating or premature wear. Apply light, even pressure and move the cap continuously over the work area to achieve a uniform finish. Replace caps when the abrasive surface becomes worn or the cap no longer maintains consistent contact.

Usage recommendations

For best results, wear suitable personal protective equipment such as eye protection and a dust mask. Test on a scrap piece to confirm speed and pressure settings before working on the final part. Avoid excessive side pressure that can deform the cap or reduce abrasive life.