Milwaukee Tool 49-36-2583 6 Inch Hook Loop Backing Pad

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-36-2583 is a 6-inch hook and loop disc backing pad designed for use with random orbital and disc sanders in professional grinding, finishing, and surface preparation work. Rated to a maximum of 12000 RPM, this pad features a soft-density construction that provides consistent surface contact across the workpiece. The T-hook mounting interface secures abrasive discs firmly during operation. Non-threaded and intended for tool-specific direct attachment, this pad is installed and serviced by tradespeople, contractors, and fabricators working in mechanical, construction, and finishing applications.

This backing pad is suited for use in residential and commercial surface preparation scenarios where a 6-inch hook and loop abrasive disc is required. Typical applications include paint removal, sanding, deburring, and finish blending on wood, metal, and composite surfaces. The soft-density grade allows the pad to conform slightly to irregular surfaces, making it appropriate for contour sanding tasks as well as flat-panel finishing work. It is sold as a single unit.

Key Features

• 6-inch diameter pad accommodates standard 6-inch hook and loop abrasive discs
• T-hook interface secures abrasive discs during high-speed operation
• Maximum rated speed of 12000 RPM for use with compatible high-speed sanders
• Soft-density construction promotes consistent surface contact and conformability
• Non-threaded mount designed for direct tool attachment without adapter hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or accessory backing pad for random orbital sanders and disc sanders that accept 6-inch hook and loop pads with a T-hook mount interface.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of sanding backing pads should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with portable power tool safety. Power down and disconnect the tool from its power source or battery before replacing the backing pad. Verify that the replacement pad RPM rating meets or exceeds the tool's no-load RPM before operation. Inspect the pad for wear, delamination, or damage before each use and replace if any deterioration is present.