Scotch-Brite
Scotch-Brite 07540 Body Mans Bristle Disc 1 In PK6 exterior care
Six 1-inch bristle discs remove rubberised undercoating, seam sealers and rust to bare metal at up to 30,000 rpm
- Removes tough coatings fast with 30,000 max RPM
- 36 grade abrasive cuts to bare metal
- Purple aluminum oxide resists loading and clogging
- No wire filaments for safer surface prep
- Six discs per pack for multiple jobs
Purpose and User
This Scotch-Brite 07540 Body Mans Bristle Disc is an abrasive tool for automotive exterior care. It is designed for technicians and DIY users who need to strip rubberized undercoating, seam sealers, rocker panel coatings, rust and paint down to bare metal. The 36 grade aluminum oxide abrasive suits aggressive material removal tasks.
Build and Connectors
Each purple disc measures one inch and uses a unique bristle design that resists loading and clogging when tackling high-loading substrates. It contains no wire filaments, reducing the risk of surface contamination. The discs mount on right angle or straight shaft air tools and are rated for a maximum speed of 30,000 RPM. The pack supplies six discs for extended workshop use.
Compatibility Check
Before ordering, confirm that your air tool accepts one-inch discs and can operate safely at or below 30,000 RPM. Verify that the tool’s spindle or mandrel matches the disc’s mounting pattern. Ensure the workpiece material is suitable for aluminum oxide abrasion and that aggressive stripping to bare metal is the intended result.
Highlights
- Removes tough coatings fast with 30,000 max RPM
- 36 grade abrasive cuts to bare metal
- Purple aluminum oxide resists loading and clogging
- No wire filaments for safer surface prep
- Six discs per pack for multiple jobs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum RPM rating for the 07540 bristle disc?
The disc is rated for a maximum of 30,000 RPM when used with compatible air tools.
What size shaft or mandrel does the 1-inch disc require for mounting?
The 1-inch disc mounts on a standard mandrel suited for right-angle or straight-shaft air tools.
How do I install the disc onto my air tool without damaging the bristles?
Secure the disc onto the tool's mandrel, ensuring it sits flush before spinning up to speed.
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