Pro-source PS-R010-W80-5 Flannel Polishing Cloth 5 Lb

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE PS-R010-W80-5 is a reclaimed cotton flannel polishing and dust cloth packed in a 5-pound box. Each pack contains approximately 3 to 4 cloth pieces per pound, yielding a practical supply of soft wiping material suited for surface polishing, dusting, and general shop cleanup. The flannel construction is low-lint, making it appropriate for applications where fiber contamination on finished surfaces is a concern. This cloth is a standard consumable stocked by maintenance crews, machine shops, fabrication facilities, and trade professionals who need a reliable wiping material on hand.

Reclaimed flannel cloths are commonly used in light industrial and commercial maintenance settings for polishing metal, wiping down equipment, and general surface prep work. The white coloring allows technicians to quickly assess soil loading on the cloth during use. The 5-pound box format makes it easy to dispense and store in a shop environment. These cloths are appropriate for use by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general maintenance personnel who require a dependable wiping and polishing medium during service calls or facility upkeep.

Key Features

• Reclaimed cotton flannel construction provides a soft, absorbent wiping surface
• Low-lint design reduces fiber deposit on polished or finished surfaces
• Approximately 3 to 4 pieces per pound, offering a generous cloth count per pack
• White color allows easy visual inspection of soil and contamination levels
• Packaged in a 5-pound box for convenient shop storage and dispensing

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose polishing and dust cloth suitable for light industrial maintenance, shop cleanup, and surface prep tasks across trade and facility service applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this consumable wiping product. Ensure the work surface or equipment is powered down and de-energized before wiping near electrical components. Dispose of used cloths in accordance with local regulations, particularly if they have contacted solvents, oils, or other hazardous materials. Do not use near open flame if cloths are saturated with flammable substances.