Walter 2-Inch Spinlock Zirconia Alumina Quick-Change Disc, 60 Grit

Get Into Tight Spots with the Walter Spinlock 2" Sanding Disc

Every welder knows the frustration of trying to clean up a weld in a tight corner where a standard angle grinder just won't fit. That's where the Walter Spinlock Z/A Resin Fiber Disc (09D406) shines. This 2-inch powerhouse is designed specifically to help you finish the job in those hard-to-reach places without sacrificing cutting power. Whether you are prepping a surface for a TIG weld, cleaning up splatter, or blending a fillet weld in a tight joint, this disc gives you the control and aggression you need.

The secret to its performance is the Zirconia Alumina grain. Unlike cheaper discs that dull the moment they touch steel, this 60-grit Z/A disc stays sharp longer. It bites into the metal, removing stock quickly so you can move on to the next part of the job. It works exceptionally well on stainless steel, cutting cool enough to prevent that annoying blue heat discoloration that ruins the look of your work. It's also tough enough for mild steel and won't clog up instantly if you need to touch up some aluminum.

Time is money in the shop, and the Spinlock system saves you plenty of it. If you're using a die grinder, you don't want to be fumbling with wrenches to change a worn-out disc. The Spinlock (Type R) button on the back lets you twist the disc off and twist a new one on in seconds. It locks on tight so you can grind with confidence, knowing it won't fly off. This system is standard across many brands, so it likely fits the backing pads you already have in your toolbox.

This disc is perfect for "small surface finishing needs" as described, but it's really a problem solver for fabricators. It bridges the gap between delicate hand sanding and heavy-duty grinding. Use it to deburr cut edges, smooth out tack welds, or prep metal for painting. With the Walter 09D406 in your die grinder, you turn difficult, cramped grinding tasks into quick, easy work. Add a pack to your consumables drawer and stop fighting with bulky tools in small spaces.