Polishing Felt Pad 30mm Thick Ø200mm, No name (D FIL 200*30)

Polishing Felt Pad 30mm Thick Ø200mm is a dense felt polishing accessory designed for use with rotary polishers and bench grinders. With a 30 mm thickness and 200 mm diameter, this felt pad is intended for wool-cutting, finishing and lapping operations on a variety of surfaces including metal, stone, glass and wood. It accepts polishing compounds and pastes, helps restore surface gloss and is suitable for removing fine scratches in workshop and metalworking environments.

Advantages

The felt composition provides stable contact with the workpiece, enabling even application of compound and consistent material removal. Its 30 mm thickness offers improved cushioning and pressure distribution compared to thinner pads, which helps reduce heat concentration and surface burning. The 200 mm diameter covers a substantial surface area per pass, increasing productivity on medium to large panels. The pad is compatible with standard rotary polishers and bench-mounted grinding setups that accept 200 mm accessories.

Suitable for

• Removing fine scratches and swirl marks from metal and painted surfaces
• Final polishing and gloss restoration on stone and glass
• Applying polishing compounds and fine abrasives
• Finishing and lapping wooden components and heritage restoration work

Key specifications

• Material: dense felt suitable for wool-cutting and finishing
• Thickness: 30 mm for cushioning and pressure distribution
• Diameter: 200 mm for medium to large surface coverage
• Compatible use: rotary polishers and bench grinders designed for 200 mm accessories
• Applicable surfaces: metal, stone, glass and wood

How to use

Mount the felt pad onto a polisher or grinder spindle compatible with 200 mm accessories, ensuring secure attachment before operation. Select an appropriate polishing compound or paste for the target surface and apply a small amount to the pad or workpiece. Start the tool at low speed to seat the pad, then increase to the recommended working speed while maintaining steady, overlapping passes. Use light to moderate pressure and keep the pad moving to avoid overheating or creating uneven spots. Clean the pad after use by brushing or blowing out debris and store it dry.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the pad and compound on an inconspicuous area first to select the correct combination of abrasive and speed. Replace the felt pad when it becomes compressed, contaminated with hard particles, or shows uneven wear to maintain consistent polishing performance.