Scotch-Brite
Scotch-Brite Quick Change Disc Brown 2 in 60 Grit
A 2-inch non-woven abrasive disc with TR roll-on attachment, 60-grit coarse aluminum oxide, rated for 25,000 RPM
- TypeAbrasive Accessories
- Color MappingBrown
- Coarse 60-grit surface removes material fast
- Aluminium oxide abrasive cuts steel and wood
- Non-woven web resists loading and heat
- TR roll-on system swaps discs in seconds
- Rated for 25 000 RPM on die grinders
Quick-Change Abrasive Disc
The Scotch-Brite Quick Change Disc in brown is a coarse-grade non-woven abrasive accessory designed for surface preparation and finishing tasks. Its TR roll-on/off attachment system allows rapid disc changes on compatible backup pads, making it practical for metalworking, woodworking or maintenance professionals who value speed and consistency.
Thermals Noise Power
Non-woven construction runs cooler than bonded abrasives, reducing heat buildup on the workpiece during extended use. The open structure minimises loading, which keeps cutting action steady and lowers the acoustic signature compared with conventional grinding discs. Rated for a maximum of 25,000 RPM, it draws only the power required by the driving tool at the selected speed.
Build Quality Connectors Mounting
Aluminum oxide grain on a durable non-woven web resists tearing and maintains uniform cut life across the 2-inch diameter face. The Type 3 TR roll-on/off hub locks securely to matching backup pads, preventing spin-out under load while allowing tool-free swaps. Coarse 60 grit grade suits aggressive blending, deburring and rust removal, though finer finishes will require stepping down to a higher grit disc.
Highlights
- Coarse 60-grit surface removes material fast
- Aluminium oxide abrasive cuts steel and wood
- Non-woven web resists loading and heat
- TR roll-on system swaps discs in seconds
- Rated for 25 000 RPM on die grinders
Specifications
| Brand | Scotch-brite |
|---|---|
| Type | Abrasive Accessories |
| Color Mapping | Brown |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the 2 in disc to my tool and what step causes it to come loose?
Screw the TR roll-on/off Type 3 hub onto the spindle until it seats fully; the common error is stopping at finger-tight instead of using the wrench flats to lock it against the rated 25,000 RPM.
When will the aluminum oxide non-woven surface need replacing?
Replace the disc once the brown coarse layer wears through to the backing or the grit no longer produces a consistent 60-grit finish on the workpiece.
What is the first limit reached during continuous high-speed sanding?
The 25,000 RPM ceiling is the primary limit; exceeding it risks hub separation and rapid abrasive breakdown.
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