Abrasive Non‑Woven Roloc Disc GEKO G00647 50 mm for Rust Removal (400 grit)

The GEKO Abrasive Non‑Woven Roloc Disc 50 mm (400 grit) is a compact surface‑conditioning disc designed for rust removal and light cleaning of metal parts. Manufactured as a non‑woven fibre abrasive disc that attaches to compatible Roloc quick‑change holders and rotary tools, it provides a consistent finish while conforming to irregular surfaces and tight areas. The 50 mm diameter and 400 grit density make this disc suitable for small‑scale metal preparation, blending weld seams, and removing corrosion without aggressive material removal.

Advantages

This non‑woven Roloc disc offers even surface conditioning with reduced risk of gouging thanks to its open‑web fibre structure. The 400 grit provides a balance between cleaning efficiency and surface finish, enabling controlled rust and oxide removal while preserving base metal geometry. Its quick‑change attachment simplifies tool swaps and increases productivity during repetitive tasks. The disc’s flexibility allows it to conform to contours and reach confined areas that rigid abrasives cannot.

Suitable for

• Rust and light corrosion removal on metal parts
• Cleaning and blending weld seams and joints
• Deburring small components and edges
• Surface preparation before painting or coating on small areas
• Detail work in tight spaces and around fittings

Key specifications

• Type: Non‑woven fibre abrasive Roloc disc
• Diameter: 50 mm
• Abrasion grade: 400 grit (fine)
• Attachment: Roloc quick‑change compatible
• Intended material: Metal surfaces (steel, stainless steel, alloys)
• Typical applications: Rust removal, surface conditioning, weld blending, deburring

How to use

Mount the disc onto a compatible Roloc holder or rotary tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Operate at the recommended speed range for non‑woven abrasives and apply light to moderate pressure; excessive force can shorten disc life and alter the surface finish. Move the disc evenly across the workpiece, maintaining consistent contact and avoiding prolonged dwell in one spot. After use, inspect the surface and, if necessary, repeat with additional passes until the desired cleanliness or finish is achieved.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves, and respiratory protection when working with abrasives. Select a suitable backing pad and tool speed compatible with non‑woven abrasives, and test on a sample area before full‑scale use to verify finish and compatibility with the workpiece material.