Clean and finish a variety of work surfaces

Pair with grinding wheels and sanding discs to remove material from large areas and tight spots

Attach discs to power tools and reinforce the discs

Pair with cordless grinders to bevel smooth edges on plastic pipe and tubing

Create smooth, beveled edges on flat plates or plastic pipe and tubing

Remove imperfections and apply protective coatings on delicate surfaces

Connect cartridge sanding rolls to hand-held drills and die grinders

As the outer sanding surface wears away, new abrasive is exposed

Apply adhesive, air dry, and bring surfaces together to bond

Sand down burs on large, flat surfaces and sharp edges; also known as unitized blocks

Convert bench-mount motors and drills into flexible-shaft grinders

Attach bits and burs to grind, deburr, and finish material

Push, twist, or clamp onto file tangs to securely grip files

Adapt flap wheels with a threaded stud to tools that have a threaded spindle

Reduce the arbor hole size on flap wheels so they'll fit the shaft of your tool

Attach flap wheels to tools that accept a shank; also known as mandrels

Create a uniform finish on flat and curved surfaces without gouging them

Convert grinder spindles to thread sizes that work with grinding wheels and sanding discs

Add to grinders to remove material from work surfaces using abrasion

Polish workpieces without the mess of pastes and slurries

Replace the blade on your oscillating tool

Set up your oscillating tool to sand surfaces

Grind, scrape, and cut in tight spaces without damaging the surrounding material

Thread onto your tool’s arbor to hold a sanding disc against the backup pad

Install and remove blind, solid, hollow, and other types of rivets

Connect rotary sanding pads to hand-held drills and die grinders

Reach into pipes, tubes, corners, and slots to smooth their surfaces and remove paint and rust

Complete a wide range of cutting, grinding, and sanding tasks with your rotary tool

Quickly swap accessories in and out of your rotary tool

Attach to the end of Dremel grinders for quick accessory changes without extra tools

Pair with rotary tools to smooth wood, fiberglass, and rubber or remove rust from metal

Extend the life of sanding belts, rolls, discs, and sheets by removing residue

Smooth the surfaces of workpieces and remove layers of paint and rust

Organize your sanding rolls so they're ready to grab and go

Hold sanding belts in place on grinders

Pair with sanders and sanding sticks to smooth the surfaces of workpieces and remove paint and rust

Smooth out small, recessed, and hard-to-reach areas, and also remove paint and rust

For better control than powered sanders, sand surfaces manually

Slip into areas where other abrasives can't reach, from small holes to keyways

Swap between hook and loop and adhesive-backed sanding discs without also switching the sanding pad

Add between your sanding disc and backup pad for a finer finish

Save the usable inner part of worn sanding discs by cutting the perimeter down a size

Add to sanders, floor buffers, and other tools to smooth out workpieces and remove paint and rust

Assortments include a variety of sanding drums and sleeves to shape and deburr internal surfaces

Use by hand or add to sanders, sanding blocks, and other tools to create a smooth finish on surfaces

Convert grinders or hand-held power tools into sanding tools

Use with grinders to shape, deburr, and sand edges and internal surfaces

Pair with straight grinding wheels to remove material from one spot and along weld seams

More powerful than angle grinders to quickly remove large amounts of rust and other materials