Polishing Felt Disc 150 mm × 8 mm thickness, No name (D FIL 150*8K)

Polishing Felt Disc 150 mm × 8 mm thickness is a dense, durable felt pad designed for finishing and polishing metal, stone, glass and other hard surfaces. The disc has a 150 mm diameter and 8 mm thickness, providing a stable contact area that conforms slightly to irregularities while maintaining even abrasion. It is compatible with rotary polishers and bench polishers that accept 150 mm accessories and is intended for workshop and hobby use where controlled satin finishing, deburring and polishing are required.

Advantages

The dense felt construction offers longer service life under moderate pressure and repeated use while delivering consistent surface contact for uniform polish results. Its 150 mm diameter covers a practical work area for both localized touch-ups and larger surface passes. The 8 mm thickness helps absorb operator pressure variations, reducing the risk of uneven finishes and allowing steady material removal during deburring or satin finishing. The disc is versatile across materials such as metal, stone and glass when used with appropriate abrasives and compounds.

Suitable for

• Final polishing of metal components and jewelry pieces
• Satin finishing and surface smoothing on stainless steel and aluminium
• Deburring and edge blending on machined parts
• Polishing stone or glass surfaces with suitable polishing compounds
• Hobby and small workshop rotary or bench polishing tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 150 mm
• Thickness: 8 mm
• Material: dense felt construction
• Compatible tools: rotary polishers and bench polishers accepting 150 mm discs
• Typical use: finishing, polishing, deburring, satin finishing

How to use

Attach the felt disc to a compatible polisher according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring secure fitting before operation. For best results, use appropriate polishing compounds or abrasives suited to the workpiece material and start at low speed to check contact and heat build-up. Apply light, even pressure and move the polisher consistently across the surface to avoid creating high spots. Periodically clean or replace the disc when loaded with removed material or worn to maintain consistent finish quality.

Usage recommendations

Use matched polishing compounds for the target material (metal, stone, glass) and check tool speed limits to prevent overheating of both the disc and the workpiece. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as eye protection and respiratory protection when polishing materials that generate fine dust or particles. Inspect the disc before each use for damage or contamination and store in a dry environment to preserve felt integrity.