Value Collection 810055 Disc Backing Pad Adhesive Psa

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 810055 is a PSA (pressure-sensitive adhesive) disc backing pad designed to mount abrasive sanding discs onto right-angle grinders, die grinders, and rotary tools. The pad accepts PSA-backed abrasive discs directly, eliminating the need for hook-and-loop fasteners. With a 1/4-inch shank diameter, it fits standard collets on most pneumatic and electric die grinders. The 1-inch pad diameter suits detail sanding, surface prep, and finishing work in tight areas. Rated to 18,000 RPM, it handles the high-speed output common to die grinders used in metalworking, woodworking, and auto body applications.

This backing pad is suited for use in automotive body shops, metal fabrication, woodworking shops, and general maintenance environments. It is typically installed by machinists, auto body technicians, fabricators, and maintenance professionals who require a compact abrasive mounting solution. The small pad diameter makes it effective for contoured surfaces, weld seam blending, and spot material removal where larger pads cannot reach.

Key Features

• PSA adhesive backing accepts pressure-sensitive abrasive discs without hook-and-loop hardware
• 1/4-inch shank fits standard die grinder and rotary tool collets
• 1-inch pad diameter provides control in tight spaces and contoured surfaces
• 18,000 RPM maximum rating compatible with high-speed pneumatic and electric die grinders

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or add-on backing pad for die grinders and rotary tools equipped with a 1/4-inch collet, used with 1-inch PSA-backed abrasive discs.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by threading the 1/4-inch shank into the collet of a die grinder or rotary tool and tightening per the tool manufacturer's specifications. Ensure the tool is fully powered down and air supply is disconnected before mounting or removing the pad. Do not exceed the 18,000 RPM maximum speed rating when selecting a tool. Replace the backing pad if the adhesive surface becomes contaminated, glazed, or damaged, as compromised adhesion can cause disc separation during use.