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The ARC ABRASIVES 71-047801 is a Predator-series resin fiber disc designed for aggressive material removal on mild steel and similar ferrous surfaces. Measuring 4.5 inches in diameter with a 0.875-inch arbor hole, this disc runs on standard right-angle grinders and is built around self-sharpening abrasive grains that continuously expose fresh cutting edges as the disc wears. The Grit 24 designation puts this disc squarely in the coarse range, suited for weld blending, heavy stock removal, and surface preparation where speed matters more than finish. Each box contains 25 discs, making it a practical stocking unit for shops and field crews with steady grinding volume.
These discs are intended for use in fabrication shops, structural steel work, and general metal service applications where mild steel is the primary workpiece material. The coarse 24-grit cut makes them a go-to choice for removing mill scale, cleaning weld seams, and leveling uneven surfaces before finer finishing steps. The self-sharpening grain structure extends useful disc life compared to conventional aluminum oxide fiber discs, and the resin fiber backing provides the flexibility and heat resistance needed during sustained grinder operation. Sold by the box, these discs are appropriate for licensed tradespeople and professional fabricators who cycle through abrasives at volume.
Designed for use on mild steel with standard right-angle grinders accepting a 4.5-inch resin fiber disc with a 0.875-inch arbor hole.
Resin fiber discs must be mounted with a compatible backing pad rated for the disc diameter before use. Verify the grinder RPM rating meets or exceeds the disc maximum RPM before operation. Always wear appropriate eye, face, and hand protection when operating angle grinders, and ensure the workpiece is secured. Inspect each disc for cracks or damage before mounting and discard any disc showing signs of deterioration.
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