Remove Unwanted Coatings
Among its features, the Scotch-Brite™ Clean and Strip Unitized Wheel has a few abrasive elements that make it uniquely suited for applications like coating removal. First, it has a durable unitized construction that won't yield or deflect to surface irregularities, ensuring an ongoing, aggressive cut. Second, it is made with open web, which helps minimize clogging and loading when removing these coatings.

Peeling back the paint, here's how the Scotch-Brite™ Clean and Strip Unitized Wheel is engineered. To help with your toughest cleaning applications, extra coarse (XCS) silicon carbide mineral is interspersed on synthetic fibers using resin. The coarse grade helps the abrasive cut more aggressively than minerals of a finer grade. While silicon carbide breaks down faster than aluminum oxide, it produces a brighter finish. It cuts sharply to effectively remove scale, rust, surface contaminants, paints, coatings, weld discoloration and splatter.

The unitized construction of the Scotch-Brite™ Clean and Strip Unitized Wheel further lends itself to aggressive cutting action. To create a unitized wheel, layers of open web material compressed together during wheel production. Having multiple layers melded together enhances the abrasive's overall ability to aggressively tackle the substrate.

Resist Loading
Finally, the open web helps with the loading that is commonly found in high-production environments and during soft coating removal. Gaps between the nylon fibers permit debris to escape, minimizing loading and premature clogging — which, in turn, prolongs abrasive service life. As the fibers break down, they reveal fresh, sharp mineral, so you get a consistent cut — part after part.

This dense and durable wheel works well with a variety of portable tools, including die grinders, to reach tight or confined areas. When it comes to peeling back the paint, trust the Scotch-Brite™ Clean and Strip Unitized Wheel to help you unearth the layers underneath.

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