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Replacement Pad for High Speed - K Tool International

Part #: KTI85003

Ensure consistent, professional results in your sanding operations with the K Tool International KTI85003 Replacement Pad. This precision-engineered backing pad is specifically designed to restore optimal performance to your K Tool International High-Speed Sander, Model 85265. It provides a stable and secure attachment point for various sanding discs, essential for technicians and mechanics performing critical surface preparation and finishing tasks.

Key Features

  • Direct Replacement: Engineered to perfectly fit the K Tool International High-Speed Sander, Model 85265, ensuring seamless integration and performance.
  • Professional Durability: Constructed from robust materials to withstand the rigors of daily automotive and industrial use, offering extended service life.
  • Optimal Disc Adhesion: Provides a secure and flat surface for sanding discs, minimizing slippage and promoting even material removal.
  • Enhanced Finishing: Maintains consistent contact with the workpiece, crucial for achieving smooth, high-quality finishes without swirl marks.
  • Quick and Easy Installation: Designed for straightforward replacement, minimizing downtime and keeping your tools operational.

Applications

The KTI85003 Replacement Pad is an essential component for professional technicians engaged in a wide range of automotive and industrial applications. It is ideal for critical surface preparation tasks such as removing paint, rust, and old finishes, as well as feather edging body filler. Mechanics will find it indispensable for detail sanding, deburring, and preparing surfaces for primer or paint application in collision repair shops, fabrication facilities, and general automotive service centers.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: K Tool International
  • Model Number: KTI85003
  • Diameter: 3 inches
  • Compatibility: K Tool International High-Speed Sander, Model 85265
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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 29 September, 2014.