Flexipads World Class Sanding Backing Pad for Sander and Polishers
Flexipad · Tools & DIY
Prices from £25.40 to £28.95 across 2 retailers · 30% below amazon price £41.09
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Flexipads medium-density backing pad designed for use with sanders and polishers.
The pad accepts GRIP® and hook-and-loop backed sanding discs and is manufactured from impact-resistant synthetic nylon bonded to microcellular polyurethane.
The construction provides resistance to tearing, oil degradation and ageing.
The pad features an internal M14 × 2 thread for attachment to compatible equipment.
Diameter is 150 mm.
The product is made in Great Britain.
The pad accepts GRIP® and hook-and-loop backed sanding discs and is manufactured from impact-resistant synthetic nylon bonded to microcellular polyurethane.
The construction provides resistance to tearing, oil degradation and ageing.
The pad features an internal M14 × 2 thread for attachment to compatible equipment.
Diameter is 150 mm.
The product is made in Great Britain.
EAN 5021526361555 · Flexipad. Details as supplied by the retailer.
Why this is listed. We compared Tooled Up's price against the current Amazon UK price for the same product (EAN 5021526361555) and found it 30% lower. Product names on both listings were matched before the comparison was made. How we check prices →
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