Non-woven Shaft Mounted Disc GEKO 100 mm for Rust Removal (20/100/200 grit range)

The GEKO non-woven shaft-mounted disc, 100 mm diameter, is designed for rust removal and surface preparation on metal. Made from abrasive non-woven fiber, the disc removes corrosion, light oxidation and performs light deburring and finishing. Its shaft-mounted design fits drills and rotary tools that accept shaft-mounted accessories, enabling access to small or awkward areas where larger wheels cannot reach. The product name and material specification clarify its intended use for cleaning and preparing metal surfaces before painting or assembly.

Advantages

The non-woven abrasive structure provides consistent cutting and blending without aggressive material removal, reducing the risk of gouging. The shaft-mounted format ensures easy attachment to standard rotary tools and drills, while the 100 mm diameter balances working area and maneuverability. Available in a range of abrasive grades within the 20/100/200 grit band, the discs allow selection of coarseness for heavier rust removal or finer finishing. The open fibre mesh resists loading and helps maintain performance on oxidised surfaces.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and corrosion from small metal parts and surfaces
• Surface preparation prior to painting or coating
• Light deburring and edge blending on steel and ferrous metals
• Cleaning weld seams and removing heat discoloration

Key specifications

• Diameter: 100 mm
• Mount type: shaft-mounted for drills and rotary tools
• Abrasive material: non-woven abrasive fibre
• Abrasive range: coarse to fine within the 20/100/200 grit band
• Typical applications: rust removal, surface cleaning, light deburring, finishing

How to use

Secure the disc on the drill or rotary tool shaft following the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Start at low speed to check fit and balance, then increase speed as appropriate for the workpiece and abrasive grade. Apply light, even pressure and keep the disc moving across the surface to avoid concentrating heat or creating grooves. For recessed or detailed areas, use the shaft-mounted disc to access tight spots while maintaining control of tool speed and pressure. After use, inspect the surface and, if necessary, repeat with a finer grade for smoother finish.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and a dust mask when working with abrasive discs. Choose a coarser grit (closer to 20) for heavy rust and a finer grit (closer to 200) for final finishing. Avoid excessive pressure and high speeds that can overheat the workpiece or reduce disc life.