Quick-Change Disc Backing Pads
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Quick-change disc backing pads attach to an angle grinder or rotary tool to support compatible quick-change sanding or surface-conditioning discs. Quick-change discs work with discs of a compatible attachment type so discs can be changed without requiring tools. They're often used when discs are frequently changed.
Compatible Abrasive Type
Straight-Shank Backing Pads for TR Quick-Change Discs
Straight-shank backing pads for TR quick-change discs have a threaded female connection to accept a TR quick-change threaded disc that screws onto the backing pad. Sometimes called Type II or roll-on/roll-off, TR quick-change discs attach with a half turn. The straight shank installs in a compatible collet.
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Straight-Shank Backing Pads for TS Quick-Change Discs
Straight-shank backing pads for TS quick-change discs have a male twist-type connection to accept a TS quick-change disc. Sometimes called Type II or turn-on/turn-off, TS quick-change discs are more secure and easier and faster to change than TR discs. The straight shank installs in a compatible collet.
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Straight-Shank Backing Pads for TP Quick-Change Discs
Straight-shank backing pads for TP quick-change discs have a female snap-on connection to accept a TP quick-change disc. Sometimes called Type I or snap-on/snap-off, TP quick-change discs are often used when sanding mild contours. The straight shank installs in a compatible collet.
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Internal-Thread Backing Pads for TR Quick-Change Discs
Internal-thread backing pads for TR quick-change discs mount to a threaded shaft before installing in a compatible collet. Sometimes called Type II or roll-on-roll-off, TR quick-change discs attach with a half twist.
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Internal-Thread Backing Pads for TS Quick-Change Discs
Internal-thread backing pads for TS quick-change discs mount to a threaded shaft before installing in a compatible collet. Sometimes called Type II or turn-on/turn-off, TS quick-change discs are more secure and easier and faster to change than TR discs.
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