Disco de limpieza 3M disco de limpieza gruesa XT-DC Pro 150×13 mm para husillo SXCRS

3M Grobreinigungsscheibe XT-DC Pro 150×13 mm for SXCRS spindle is a heavy-duty cleaning disc designed for rapid removal of paint residues, rust, scale and other stubborn contaminants from metal and other hard surfaces. The disc is sized to fit SXCRS spindles and provides an abrasive face engineered for coarse cleaning tasks in workshop and industrial maintenance environments. It is intended to accelerate surface preparation while reducing manual scraping and hand-sanding effort.

Advantages

The abrasive construction offers consistent cutting performance and faster material removal compared with non-abrasive cleaning methods. Its 150×13 mm format balances aggressive cleaning power with operator control on SXCRS spindles. The disc is compatible with common maintenance workflows, allowing predictable surface profile generation and repeatable results on ferrous and some non-ferrous substrates. Durable abrasive grains and a reinforced backing extend service life under typical workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Coarse removal of paint and coating residues from metal parts
• Rust and corrosion scale removal on steel surfaces
• Surface preparation prior to welding, painting or coating
• Cleaning of large metal components and machinery in workshops
• Industrial maintenance and refurbishment tasks

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 150 mm
• Center hole diameter: 13 mm (for SXCRS spindle compatibility)
• Abrasive type: coarse cleaning grade designed for heavy material removal
• Intended substrates: ferrous metals, steel, and other hard surfaces
• Application method: rotary cleaning disc for powered spindle use

How to use

Mount the 150×13 mm disc on an SXCRS-compatible spindle following the spindle manufacturer’s mounting instructions and safety procedures. Start the tool at low speed and bring the disc into light contact with the work surface, then increase pressure and travel speed as needed to achieve the desired cleaning effect. Use steady, even strokes and avoid concentrating on a single spot for prolonged periods to prevent overheating or excessive substrate removal. Inspect the disc frequently and replace it when abrasive performance diminishes or the backing is damaged.

Recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, gloves, and respiratory protection if working with coatings or rust that can generate hazardous dust. Match spindle speed and applied pressure to the condition of the surface and the disc’s coarse cleaning grade to optimize performance and maximize disc life.