Abrasive Non-woven Brush for Sander STABILUS 120×100 mm

Abrasive Non-woven Brush for Sander STABILUS 120×100 mm is a surface conditioning accessory designed for satin finishing machines and sanders. Constructed from non-woven abrasive fibers, this brush delivers consistent matte finishes, deburring and blending on metal, wood and composite substrates. Its 120×100 mm size fits a range of bench and handheld satinizing tools used where uniform surface texture and edge blending are required.

Advantages

The non-woven construction provides even abrasive action across the workpiece, reducing the risk of localized gouging or visible sanding marks. The open fiber structure resists loading and allows for longer life compared with conventional cloth abrasives when working with paints, oxides or resins. It produces a controlled satin finish and is suitable for feathering edges, removing burrs and preparing surfaces for further coating or inspection. The 120×100 mm format enables precise access to small areas while remaining compatible with common sander mounting systems.

Suitable for

• Matte finishing and satinizing of metal panels and components
• Deburring and edge blending on sheet metal and machined parts
• Surface preparation of wood and composite parts prior to finishing
• Removing oxidation, light corrosion or scale without aggressive material removal
• Touch-up work in confined or hard-to-reach areas

Key specifications

• Material: non-woven abrasive fiber
• Dimensions: 120 × 100 mm
• Intended use: surface conditioning, deburring, blending, satin finishing
• Compatible with: bench and handheld satinizing/sanding tools that accept 120×100 mm pads
• Workpiece compatibility: metals, wood, composites

How to use

Attach the abrasive non-woven brush securely to a compatible sander or satinizing tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Use moderate speed and light to medium pressure, moving the brush evenly across the surface to achieve a uniform satin finish. For edge blending and deburring, work progressively and check frequently to avoid over-removal of base material. Clean the brush periodically during extended use to remove accumulated debris and maintain consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, begin with a trial pass on a scrap piece of the same material to confirm the finish and adjust pressure and speed as needed. When preparing metal for painting or coating, finish with a cleaning step to remove residual dust or oils. Replace the brush when fibers show significant wear or performance decreases to ensure consistent surface quality.