Freud DCF070036S02G 7 in 36 Grit Fiber Disc 2 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DCF070036S02G is a 7-inch, 36-grit fiber disc engineered for aggressive material removal, grinding, blending, and weld smoothing on metal surfaces. Each pack contains two discs constructed with a premium aluminum oxide blend that is formulated to cut faster and last longer than standard abrasive discs. The coarse 36-grit designation makes this disc well suited for heavy stock removal and initial weld preparation where rapid material reduction is the priority. Licensed tradespeople and fabricators in metalworking and welding environments are the typical end users for this class of abrasive.

This fiber disc is intended for use on angle grinders in applications that include removing excess weld material, grinding down high spots, blending weld seams to a flush finish, and smoothing rough surfaces on structural steel, plate, and fabricated components. The 7-inch diameter fits standard backup pads used in both light industrial and field fabrication settings. The two-disc pack is well suited for single-job use or as a shop consumable replenishment.

Key Features

• 7-inch diameter fits standard angle grinder backup pads
• 36 grit for fast, aggressive stock removal
• Premium aluminum oxide blend delivers faster cut rate and extended disc life
• Suitable for grinding, blending, and smoothing welds on metal
• Two discs per pack for back-to-back use or inventory stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style consumable replacement fiber disc for use with 7-inch backup pads on standard angle grinders in metalworking and fabrication applications.

Installation Notes

Mounting and replacement of fiber discs is typically performed by metalworkers, welders, or maintenance mechanics using a compatible backup pad and wrench. Ensure the angle grinder is fully powered off and unplugged before changing discs. Inspect the backup pad for wear or damage before mounting a new disc. Follow ANSI B7.1 and tool-manufacturer guidelines for maximum operating RPM to avoid disc failure during use.