Rex-Cut Products, Inc., Fall River, Ma., introduces three types of quick-change abrasive discs for grinding, blending, and putting a smooth final finish on aluminum, steel, and stainless steel fabrications. The new discs all feature Type “R” connectors to let users rapidly reduce welds, blend scratches, and apply a final finish to aluminum, steel, and stainless steel fabrications. Three product types are included: Mini-Flap Discs with a zirconium grain abrasive for grinding, Cotton Fiber Discs impregnated with abrasives for blending, and MegaBrite Surface Conditioning Discs with non-woven construction for final finishing. Designed for use with portable right angle grinders, Rex-Cut® Quick-Change Abrasive Discs are available in 2” and 3” dia. sizes and various grits to match specific job requirements. The Mini-Flap discs provide smooth, controlled grinding with a cushioned feel, the Cotton Fiber Discs run cool and last up to 25 times longer than conventional coated discs, and the Surface Conditioning Discs leave a smooth, clean finish, claims the firm.
Rex-Cut Products Releases New Abrasive Discs
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