Felt polishing wheel 650x200x8 mm No name D FIL 8/65/2

Felt polishing wheel 650x200x8 mm No name D FIL 8/65/2 is a dense felt finishing wheel designed for polishing and refining surfaces in workshops and industrial settings. Sized 650 x 200 x 8 mm, this wheel is intended for mounting on bench or industrial polishing machines with a compatible arbor. It is suitable for smoothing, deburring and producing a refined gloss on metal, wood, stone and composite materials when used with appropriate polishing compounds and correct machine settings.

Advantages

The dense felt construction provides consistent contact with the workpiece and good material removal control during finishing operations. Its large diameter and width enable coverage of wider surfaces and reduce the number of passes required. The resilient felt adapts to slight surface irregularities, helping to achieve an even polish without aggressive abrasion. The wheel is compatible with standard polishing compounds for versatile use across different materials.

Suitable for

• Deburring and edge softening of metal and alloy parts
• Polishing wooden components to a smooth finish
• Surface refinement of stone and composite panels
• General finishing on bench and industrial polishing machines

Key specifications

• Material: dense felt
• Outer diameter: 650 mm
• Width: 200 mm
• Bore thickness: 8 mm
• Intended use: finishing, polishing, deburring, gloss enhancement
• Compatible with: bench and industrial polishing machines with matching arbor

How to use

Mount the felt polishing wheel securely on a machine arbor that matches the 8 mm bore thickness and ensure correct clamping to prevent wobble. Select an appropriate polishing compound or abrasive paste for the material being processed and apply sparingly to the wheel or workpiece. Start the machine at a low speed to check balance, then increase to the recommended operating speed for the wheel and material. Hold the workpiece steadily and move it evenly across the rotating felt surface to achieve uniform polishing; avoid excessive pressure to prevent heat buildup and premature wear of the felt.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use polishing compounds matched to the workpiece material and perform regular inspection of the felt surface. Replace the wheel when it becomes compressed, contaminated, or loses effectiveness. Maintain appropriate machine speed and avoid prolonged static contact to preserve wheel life and ensure consistent surface finish.