Rubber disc with coating faster tools 125 mm M14 (model 02-10-1205)

Rubber disc with coating by faster tools, model 02-10-1205, is a 125 mm backing pad with an M14 thread designed for use with angle grinders and polishers. The disc secures abrasive and polishing pads, provides vibration damping and helps distribute pressure evenly across the working surface. Constructed to work with sanding and polishing operations on metal, wood and composite materials, this accessory supports both coarse and fine finishing tasks.

Advantages

The rubber backing offers flexibility that reduces chatter and improves contact with irregular surfaces while the coated face helps grip hook-and-loop or adhesive-backed abrasive pads. Balanced design minimizes runout for smoother operation at typical tool speeds. The M14 threaded arbor ensures compatibility with a wide range of angle grinders and polishers that accept this standard thread size.

Suitable for

• Sanding metal surfaces to remove rust, paint or burrs
• Fine sanding and finishing of wood components
• Polishing composites and fiberglass surfaces
• Use with foam, wool or abrasive backed pads for buffing and finishing

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Thread: M14
• Material: rubber backing with coated contact surface
• Mounting type: threaded arbor for angle grinders and polishers
• Primary function: support and secure abrasive or polishing pads, vibration damping

How to use

Ensure the grinder or polisher is disconnected from power before mounting. Screw the backing pad onto the tool’s spindle using the M14 thread until firmly seated; avoid overtightening. Attach the appropriate abrasive or polishing pad to the coated surface, aligning hook-and-loop or adhesive backing as required. Operate the tool at recommended speeds for the chosen pad and material, applying steady, even pressure to achieve uniform finishing.

Usage recommendations

Check compatibility of your power tool with an M14 threaded accessory before use. Regularly inspect the backing pad for signs of wear, cracks or degradation in the rubber and replace it if any damage is present. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and gloves, and follow safe operating speeds for the abrasive or polishing pad in use.