KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL ST281 Rubbing Brick 60 Grit White tool storage
A white 60-grit aluminum-oxide rubbing brick for smoothing tile and concrete surfaces
- Color/FinishWhite
- Non-marring finish protects surfaces while smoothing edges
- 60 grit aluminum oxide removes material efficiently on concrete and masonry
- White color prevents dark residue transfer onto light substrates
- Compact 8 x 2 x 1 inch shape fits tight corners and detail work
- Condition new ensures full abrasive life from first use
White 60-grit rubbing brick for tile work
This white rubbing brick uses aluminium oxide abrasive at 60 grit for smoothing tile edges and surfaces. It measures eight inches long by two inches wide by one inch high. The non-marring design helps protect finished faces during cleanup. Tile installers and remodelers will find it suited to grout haze removal and edge refinement.
Hand-held use keeps thermals and noise minimal
No motor or electronics are present so the tool generates no heat or audible noise during operation. Power draw is zero because the brick relies entirely on manual pressure. Normal use therefore adds no thermal load to a workspace and requires no electrical supply.
No bundled accessories or software included
The product ships as a single rubbing brick without cases, handles or digital tools. Nothing in the package changes the abrasive behaviour or adds features beyond the 60-grit surface. Buyers who want a storage container or powered polishing option must source those separately.
Highlights
- Non-marring finish protects surfaces while smoothing edges
- 60 grit aluminum oxide removes material efficiently on concrete and masonry
- White color prevents dark residue transfer onto light substrates
- Compact 8 x 2 x 1 inch shape fits tight corners and detail work
- Condition new ensures full abrasive life from first use
Specifications
| Brand | SUPERIOR TILE CUTTER INC. AND TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | White |
Questions about this item
How do I use the 60 grit rubbing brick without marring the surface?
Hold the white aluminum oxide brick flat and apply even pressure while rubbing; the non-marring formulation prevents scratches when kept level.
When will the 60 grit abrasive need replacement?
Replace the brick once the white aluminum oxide surface wears smooth and no longer cuts effectively during tile or concrete finishing.
What limits continuous use of the 8 in rubbing brick?
Hand fatigue from the 1 in thickness and heat buildup on the abrasive face are the first limits during sustained rubbing work.
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