Value Collection 810011 Disc Backing Pad Quick-change Type R

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 810011 is a quick-change disc backing pad designed to hold abrasive discs in handheld rotary tools and die grinders during surface preparation, blending, and finishing work. It accepts a 0.25 inch shank and is rated to a maximum of 20,000 RPM, making it suitable for high-speed grinding and finishing applications. The medium-density construction provides consistent backing support across the disc face. This pad is intended for use by metalworkers, fabricators, and maintenance technicians who require a reliable quick-change mounting solution for Type R abrasive discs.

This backing pad is suited for use with Type R and Roloc TR quick-change abrasive discs in light to medium-duty applications. Typical install scenarios include metal surface blending, weld dressing, paint removal, and rust cleanup on fabricated assemblies. The 0.25 inch shank fits standard collets on die grinders and rotary tools commonly found in metal fabrication, automotive, and general maintenance environments.

Key Features

• Quick-Change Type R mount accepts Roloc TR compatible abrasive discs for fast disc swaps
• 0.25 inch shank diameter fits standard die grinder collets
• 20,000 RPM maximum speed rating suitable for high-speed rotary tools
• Medium density backing provides consistent support and even disc contact
• Compact 3 x 3 x 2 inch package dimensions for easy storage

Compatibility

Compatible with Roloc TR quick-change abrasive discs. Designed as a replacement-style backing pad for use with 0.25 inch shank die grinders and rotary tools accepting Type R quick-change disc systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by metalworkers or maintenance technicians using standard die grinder collet wrenches. Ensure the rotary tool or die grinder is fully powered down and disconnected from its power source before installing or removing the backing pad. Verify that the collet size matches the 0.25 inch shank before tightening. Do not operate above the rated 20,000 RPM maximum speed, and always inspect the pad and disc for damage before each use.