Abrasive Nonwoven Disc Glob φ150 mm, 150×6 mm, 6A Medium (GLOB-KR-CIBO-1506-SA6)

Glob abrasive nonwoven disc φ150 mm, 150×6 mm, 6A Medium is a nonwoven conditioning and finishing disc designed for surface preparation and cleaning. With a 150 mm diameter and a 6 mm thickness, this medium-grade disc delivers consistent, open-structure abrasive action that removes burrs, blends welds and evens painted or coated surfaces without aggressive cutting. It is made for rotary tools and angle grinders that accept 150 mm discs and provides a uniform, conformable finish on metals, composites and painted materials.

Advantages

The nonwoven construction maintains an open abrasive structure that resists loading and heat build-up, enabling longer life and predictable performance during continuous use. Medium-grade abrasive action balances material removal and surface refinement, making it suitable for both preparatory work and final finishing. The disc’s flexibility allows it to follow contours and irregular shapes, producing a consistent matte or satin surface without gouging. Designed for compatibility with standard 150 mm rotary systems, it offers stable mounting and reliable operation.

Suitable for

• Surface conditioning and blending of welds on steel and stainless steel
• Deburring and edge softening of metal parts
• Paint and coating surface preparation before repainting or bonding
• Cleaning and finishing of composite and aluminum surfaces

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 150 mm
• Disc thickness: 6 mm (nonwoven web)
• Abrasive grade: Medium (6A)
• Construction: nonwoven abrasive web with open structure
• Intended tool type: rotary tools and angle grinders accepting 150 mm discs
• Typical applications: surface conditioning, deburring, blending, finishing

How to use

Mount the disc securely on a compatible 150 mm backing pad or direct-mount spindle according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Use moderate contact pressure and keep the disc moving across the work surface to avoid concentrated heat and uneven wear. For weld blending and heavy buildup, begin with steady, even strokes and increase overlap as needed to achieve a uniform finish; for final surface conditioning, light passes will produce a smoother appearance. Replace the disc when the abrasive action diminishes or the web shows excessive wear.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection when working on coated or painted surfaces. Use the disc within the recommended speed range of your rotary tool or angle grinder and do not exceed the maximum operating speed. Test on a scrap area before working on final parts to confirm pressure, speed and finishing technique.