115×15×22.2mm Blue Clean and Strip Disc Non-Woven Stripping Wheel for Removing Rust Paint Welds Oxidation
The Blue Clean and Strip Disc is a 115 × 15 × 22.2 mm non-woven surface-cleaning wheel for angle grinders. Weike positions the Blue version as a general-purpose option balancing removal and substrate protection for moderate rust, light carbon deposits and common surface stains.
Its open web promotes debris evacuation and helps reduce loading for metal refurbishment, post-weld cleanup and coating preparation.
The abrasive mineral, grade and maximum operating speed are not published. Obtain factory technical confirmation and approve the disc on a matching sample before purchase or use.
• Published size: 115 mm outside diameter × 15 mm thickness × 22.2 mm bore.
• a medium-firm mesh with wear-resistant resin, emphasizing a controlled grinding feel and broad utility.
• The open three-dimensional web allows removed coating and debris to escape, helping reduce loading during continuous work.
• Resin system, fiber density, center attachment and batch-inspection criteria require factory confirmation.
• Process position: routine rust removal, general paint stripping, oxide cleanup and medium-duty refurbishment.
• “Clean and strip” does not mean scratch-free. Evaluate the cut pattern and substrate change on a representative sample.
• The category page states that the range works on flat and curved surfaces, while the open web helps follow common contours.
• Use lighter pressure and test first on edges, thin sheet, hole edges and finished surfaces to avoid excessive material removal.
• Materials/workpieces listed on the page: stainless steel, aluminum, iron parts and general metalwork.
• Plated parts, composites, plastics, wood and high-value finished surfaces are not confirmed on the current page and require separate testing.
• Sample-led discussions can cover color, web density, abrasive grade, bore/attachment, packaging, labeling and OEM requirements.
• Sample charge, MOQ, pack quantity, lead time and customization feasibility are subject to the formal quotation.
Product Certification
The Blue Clean and Strip Disc is designed to remove rust, old paint, oxide, weld residue or general surface contamination from metal workpieces. Compared with rigid grinding tools, its open non-woven web provides a more conformable contact and gives debris space to escape.
The Blue version sits between heavy stripping and fine cleaning. It suits maintenance and metalworking jobs involving common rust, light carbon deposits, old paint and routine stains. Its medium-firm mesh is intended to balance cleaning speed with surface control. Aluminum, thin sheet and previously polished surfaces still require light pressure and a sample test to confirm that the scratch pattern is acceptable for the next step.
The 115 × 15 × 22.2 mm format is intended for an angle grinder with a compatible mounting interface. Selection must consider coating thickness, substrate, target surface, abrasive mineral, grade, acceptable scratch pattern, tool speed and the next process—not color alone.
This copy uses only the size and applications published by Weike. The abrasive mineral, hardness/density grade, maximum RPM, packaging, MOQ and compliance documents require written factory confirmation before quotation and publication.
Product Specifications
| Product | Blue Clean and Strip Disc |
| size | 115 × 15 × 22.2 mm |
| Tool | angle grinder; interface and guard compatibility to be confirmed |
| Construction | open non-woven fiber web; described by Weike as a medium-firm mesh with wear-resistant resin. |
| Main tasks | moderate rust, light carbon, light surface stains, old paint and general oxide removal. |
| Published materials | stainless steel, aluminum, iron parts and general metalwork. |
| Unpublished | abrasive mineral, grade/grit, fiber and resin specification, hardness/density, maximum RPM, weight, packaging, MOQ, lead time, SDS and test standard |
| Custom discussion | color, grade, bore/attachment, label and packaging, subject to factory confirmation |
Features & Advantages
• The open web promotes debris evacuation and helps reduce loading from removed coatings.
• Its general-purpose position supports maintenance and routine refurbishment while balancing removal rate and surface control.
• The 115 mm diameter and 22.2 mm bore fit common angle-grinder workflows, subject to interface and rated-speed confirmation.
• Suitability for flats and common curves can reduce tool changes.
• Color coding helps operators distinguish heavy, general and fine cleaning stages, but color does not replace a technical grade.
• Sample trials can confirm removal rate, surface effect, service life and downstream coating or welding results.
Applications
• automotive repair, metal fabrication, door and window refurbishment, routine stainless/aluminum cleaning and rust removal from iron parts.
• Sheet metal, structural steel, welded parts, automotive repair, door/window hardware, equipment maintenance and industrial refurbishment
• Removal of old paint, rust, oxide and residue before coating, bonding or welding
• Surface preparation on flats, curves and common contours
• Do not use on thin edges, precision dimensions or high-value decorative finishes without a sample trial
How to Use
1. Confirm the substrate, contaminant and target finish. Test on scrap or a hidden area first.
2. Inspect the disc for moisture, cracks, deformation or bore damage. Confirm that the 115 × 15 × 22.2 mm format fits the machine.
3. Obtain the maximum RPM from the product label or technical sheet. The grinder no-load speed must not exceed the disc rating. Do not use the disc while the rating is unknown.
4. Fit the correct guard and flange/attachment. Disconnect power before mounting, tighten correctly and secure the workpiece.
5. Wear appropriate eye/face, hand, hearing and respiratory protection, with ventilation and spark/dust control.
6. Hold the tool with both hands and run it briefly without load. Start with light pressure and a small contact angle, keeping the disc moving.
7. Check removal rate, heat, scratch pattern and substrate change in stages. Increase pressure gradually; do not use impact or excessive force to compensate for the wrong grade.
8. Stop immediately for abnormal vibration, damage, odor or a sharp drop in cutting performance. Wait for a complete stop and isolate power before inspection or replacement.
