3 Different Discs. More Ways to Tackle Rust & Paint.
Bring old metal back into shape with the LOZLIN 3-Piece Stripping Disc Set. With orange ceramic, purple silicon carbide, and black silicon carbide discs in one pack, you can choose the cleaning power your project needs—from light surface cleanup to heavy-duty stripping.
Choose Your Disc
Orange Ceramic — Built for Tough Jobs
The most aggressive option in the set. Use it to tackle heavy rust, thick paint, and stubborn coatings on demanding metal surfaces. A strong choice for restoring trailer frames, gates, railings, and weathered metal parts.
Purple Silicon Carbide — Your Everyday Metal Prep Disc
More bite than black for moderate rust, old paint, light scale, and general steel surface cleaning. Ideal when you need stronger cleaning action for everyday repair and restoration.
Black Silicon Carbide — Start Light, Stay in Control
The least aggressive option for light rust, thin paint, and surface oxidation. A practical starting point when you want to clean the surface while limiting unnecessary material removal.
Remove the Buildup. Prepare for What’s Next.
Clean away unwanted surface layers before repainting, coating, or welding. The non-woven fiber structure helps limit excessive abrasion of the underlying metal, while its open design helps reduce debris buildup during use.
Put It to Work
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Refresh rusty tools, brackets, and metal cabinets.
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Strip old paint from railings, gates, and trailer parts.
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Clean metal surfaces before welding.
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Prepare weathered metalwork for repainting or refinishing.
Specifications
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Disc Diameter: 115 mm / nominal 4.5"
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Thickness: 15 mm / 0.59"
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Bore Diameter: 22.23 mm / 7/8"
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Construction: Non-woven abrasive fiber
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Abrasives: Ceramic and silicon carbide
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Tool Type: Compatible angle grinders
What’s Included
3 stripping discs: 1 orange ceramic disc, 1 purple silicon carbide disc, and 1 black silicon carbide disc.
Before Use: Confirm disc size, mounting compatibility, and speed rating for your angle grinder. Follow the maximum operating speed marked on each disc and test a small area first. Disc wear and surface results vary with the material, coating, and working pressure.