Product Details
Bear-Tex™ 9" x 6" Aluminum Oxide Non-Woven Perforated Hand Pad (3 Pieces) (58002) by Norton®. Bear-Tex non-woven hand pads are made of a nylon web impregnated with abrasive grain and resin bond. The are designed for applications ranging from heavy-duty cleaning to polishing. They are an excellent replacement for steel wool.
Specifications
| Length: 9" |
| Width: 6" |
| Thickness: 1/4" |
| Abrasive Type: Non-Woven |
| Material: Aluminum Oxide |
| Color: Gray |
Includes
- (3) Aluminum Oxide Non-Woven Perforated Hand Pads
Features
- Micro fine grit recommended for final finishing and polishing
- Tough yet conformable to intricate shapes and contours without changing the workpiece dimension
- Silicon carbide grain for faster cutting and finer brighter scratch pattern
- Non-loading; constant supply of new cutting edges
Product Uses
Markets
Collision Repair
Materials
300 Series Stainless, 400 Series Stainless, Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Cast Iron, Copper, Ductile Iron, Gray Iron, Hard Carbon Steels, Hard Woods, Soft Woods, Super Alloys, Titanium, Ceramic
Machines
Hand Sanding
Applications
Blending, Clean and Detail, Finishing, Paint Preparation, Polishing, Professional Cleaning, Rust Removal, Smoothing, Surface Prep
As a brand of Saint-Gobain, a world leader in sustainable habitat, Norton® offers the widest portfolio of grinding, cutting, blending, finishing and polishing solutions for all markets, materials and applications with the most advanced and affordable technology. Norton is proud of it's strong presence in your communities across the United States and Canada. Norton's 2,200 employees work in one of 8 facilities. Norton cares so that when you need the right sandpaper for your kitchen remodel or the right grinding wheel to streamline production in your plant, Norton delivering choices that matter to your workforce, the environment, and your bottom line. Norton constantly looking for ways to improve your working conditions and simplify the job by eliminating dust or noise, reducing total costs by increasing the number of parts you can finish in an abrasive application, and considering the ergonomics of the application to improve worker comfort. "Right" means different things for every customer.