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15X603 - Walter Coolcut XX 6-Inch Ceramic Sanding Disc 36 Grit

Packaging: 25 per each
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OVERVIEW

Advanced Ceramic Abrasive Technology

The Walter Coolcut XX 6" Sanding Disc (SKU: 15X603) represents the pinnacle of resin fiber disc technology, engineered specifically for industrial environments where speed and efficiency are paramount. At the core of the Coolcut XX series is a premium ceramic grain structure. Unlike traditional abrasive grains that dull and round over time, these ceramic grains are designed to micro-fracture under pressure. This self-sharpening mechanism continuously exposes new, sharp cutting edges, ensuring that the disc maintains a consistent and aggressive removal rate throughout its entire lifespan.

This 36-grit variant is optimized for heavy stock removal applications. The coarse grit allows for rapid material displacement, making it an essential tool for leveling welds, removing heavy scale, and shaping metal components. The 6-inch diameter offers a balanced compromise between coverage area and maneuverability, suitable for both large surface blending and targeted grinding tasks. The disc is manufactured with a robust fiber backing that provides the necessary rigidity to withstand high contact pressures without tearing or deforming, ensuring safety and reliability during intensive operations.

One of the critical technical advantages of the Coolcut XX is its thermal management. Grinding friction generates significant heat, which can be detrimental to metallurgical properties, particularly in stainless steel and exotic alloys. The Coolcut XX formulation includes active grinding agents that lubricate the contact zone, significantly reducing heat generation. This "cool cut" capability minimizes the risk of heat tinting (blueing) and warping, thereby preserving the integrity of the workpiece and reducing the need for secondary rework processes. It is compatible with standard backing pads, though performance is maximized when paired with high-performance turbo pads that facilitate airflow and cooling.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:25 per each
Diameter (in):6"
Grit:36
Used to Sand:Steel or Stainless or Aluminum
Product Type:Sanding Disc
Series:Coolcut XX
Backing Material:Resin Fiber
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Product Type:Sanding Disc
Series:Coolcut XX
Grain Type:Ceramic
Arbor Size:7/8"
Backing Material:Resin Fiber
brand:Walter
diameter-in:6"
grit:36
used-to-sand:Steel or Stainless or Aluminum
packaging-description:25 per each

INCLUDED

  • 25 x Walter Coolcut XX 6-inch Sanding Discs (Grit 36)

APPLICATIONS

  • Heavy weld removal and leveling
  • Surface grinding on stainless steel and alloys
  • Blending and finishing aluminum surfaces
  • Scale and rust removal from carbon steel
  • Edge chamfering and beveling
  • General fabrication and metal shaping

FAQ

The Coolcut XX is versatile and highly effective on stainless steel, aluminum, carbon steel, and various alloys. Its cool-cutting technology makes it especially good for heat-sensitive metals.

Yes, this is a resin fiber disc and requires a backing pad for support. For optimal performance and cooling, a Turbo backing pad is often recommended.

Ceramic grain is harder and self-sharpens by micro-fracturing, which provides a faster cut rate and longer life compared to zirconia, which tends to dull faster under heavy pressure.

The standard arbor size for this 6-inch disc is 7/8 inch, fitting most standard angle grinders equipped for 6-inch accessories.

Stainless steel conducts heat poorly, leading to heat buildup that causes discoloration (heat tint). Coolcut discs contain additives to reduce friction and heat, preventing this damage.

No, 36 grit is a coarse abrasive designed for heavy stock removal and grinding. For finishing, you would typically step up to finer grits like 60, 80, or 120.

These discs are typically packaged in quantities of 25 per pack.

Yes, the aggressive cutting action and cool running temperature help prevent the aluminum from melting and loading up the disc, provided proper technique is used.

CATALOGUE & SPEC SHEETS

Safety Data Sheet