Abrasive Caps EXO KAPTUREK 13 mm, 150 grit, Hard Cap White, pack of 100

EXO KAPTUREK abrasive caps, 13 mm diameter with 150 grit and a Hard Cap White construction, are designed for use with rotary and pneumatic handheld tools. Supplied in a pack of 100, these caps are intended for material removal, shaping and surface preparation on metals, composites and wood. The compact 13 mm size provides access to small cavities and edges while the 150-grit abrasive balances stock removal with surface finish for deburring and smoothing tasks.

Advantages

The hard cap design ensures consistent contact pressure and extended life compared with soft-capped variants, reducing frequent cap changes in continuous operation. The 150 grit abrasive delivers medium grit performance suitable for both removing material and producing a controlled finish. A standardized 13 mm diameter fits common mandrels and rotary tool accessories, enabling straightforward installation and reliable retention during high-speed rotation.

Suitable for

• Deburring and edge blending on metal parts
• Shaping and finishing of composite components
• Surface preparation and cleaning prior to coating or bonding
• Detail sanding and smoothing on wooden workpieces
• Accessing tight spots, grooves and internal radii

Key specifications

• Diameter: 13 mm
• Abrasive grit: 150 (medium)
• Cap type: hard cap (white)
• Intended attachment: rotary and pneumatic handheld tools (mandrel compatible)
• Pack quantity: 100 caps
• Suitable materials: metals, composites, wood

How to use

Select a compatible mandrel and secure the abrasive cap according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Operate the rotary or pneumatic tool at recommended speeds for the material being worked, applying moderate, even pressure and maintaining consistent motion to avoid uneven wear. Inspect caps regularly for wear or damage and replace when abrasive effectiveness is reduced or the cap shows deformation to maintain safe operation and consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection when grinding or removing material. For best results, start with a test area to verify speed and pressure settings, and follow the tool and abrasive manufacturer guidelines for maximum safe RPM.