Tru-maxx W69C100AE9 Non-woven Hand Pad 2000 Grit

Product Description

The TRU-MAXX W69C100AE9 is a non-woven silicon carbide hand pad designed for fine surface finishing, blending, and cleaning work across a range of trade and industrial applications. Measuring 6 inches wide by 9 inches long, this rectangular gray pad carries a 2000 grit rating, placing it in the ultra fine abrasive category. Silicon carbide is a fast-cutting abrasive material well suited to hard surfaces, metals, composites, and plastics. The non-woven construction conforms to contoured surfaces and delivers consistent scratch patterns without loading up quickly. Technicians and tradespeople reach for pads like this when a power tool is too aggressive or when access requires a hand-held approach.

This pad is appropriate for surface prep, light deburring, scuff sanding before coatings, and cleaning oxidation or residue from metal components. At 2000 grit, it leaves a near-polish finish and is commonly used in final-stage prep work on HVAC sheet metal, copper tubing, aluminum fittings, and other trade materials where surface condition affects adhesion, sealing, or appearance. The compact 6 by 9 inch size fits comfortably in one hand and works well in tight spaces or on flat panels alike.

Key Features

• 2000 grit ultra fine silicon carbide abrasive for smooth, consistent surface finishing
• Non-woven construction conforms to irregular and contoured surfaces
• Rectangle shape, 6 inches wide by 9 inches long, for comfortable single-hand use
• Gray color pad for easy identification of ultra fine grit grade
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds, suitable for extended hand work without fatigue
• Dry or light-wet use for scuffing, blending, and light surface cleaning

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose non-woven hand pad for manual surface preparation and finishing tasks on metals, composites, plastics, and other hard materials common in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general trade work.

Installation Notes

No power tools or mechanical fastening required. Use by hand, applying consistent pressure in straight or circular strokes depending on the desired finish pattern. Keep the pad dry unless the application specifically calls for wet sanding, and inspect the pad surface periodically for loading or breakdown. Dispose of worn pads rather than continuing use, as a degraded pad produces uneven scratch patterns.