14C324 - Walter COOLCUT 2-Inch x 50-Yard 240 Grit Abrasive Cloth Shop Roll

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The Walter COOLCUT™ Shop Roll (SKU: 14C324) is an essential abrasive tool for workshops, maintenance departments, and fabrication facilities requiring versatile and durable sanding solutions. Measuring 2 inches in width and 50 yards in length, this roll is designed to provide a long-lasting supply of high-quality abrasive cloth that can be torn or cut to any desired length. The 240 grit specification places this product in the fine finishing category, making it an excellent choice for final surface preparation, polishing, and light cleaning tasks where preserving the base material's geometry is critical.

At the core of the COOLCUT™ series is a premium aluminum oxide grain structure. Aluminum oxide is renowned for its toughness and ability to self-sharpen, ensuring a consistent cut rate throughout the life of the abrasive. This grain is bonded to a high-quality cotton cloth backing using a full resin bond system. This construction offers two distinct advantages: superior grain retention and exceptional flexibility. The cloth backing allows the abrasive to conform to intricate shapes, rounded profiles, and tight corners without cracking or shedding grain, which is a common issue with inferior paper-backed alternatives.

This shop roll is engineered for "general purpose" use but excels specifically in metalworking applications. Whether you are removing rust from a shaft, deburring a machined part, or preparing a surface for welding or painting, the 14C324 delivers reliable performance. Its flexibility makes it particularly useful for lathe work, where strips can be used to polish rotating parts safely and effectively. The roll format is economical and convenient, ensuring that technicians always have the right amount of abrasive for the job at hand, minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency.

Key Applications:

• Fine finishing and polishing of machined parts.
• Removing light rust, oxidation, and surface contaminants.
• Deburring cylindrical parts on a lathe.
• Cleaning metal surfaces prior to welding or soldering.
• Blending scratches and tool marks on all metal types.