Electroplated Pads with Radial Patterns

Dry or Wet / Radial and dot pattern combination / Rigid Velcro-backed base

Professional Electroplated Pad for Fast Lapping of Rough Surfaces

Rough stone surfaces require a pad capable of providing aggressive, controlled lapping while maintaining stable contact with the workpiece.

DIATOP Electroplated Pad with Radial Pattern combines radial and dot patterns to support fast lapping performance on rough surfaces.

The pad uses a rigid base with Velcro backing and can be used in both dry and wet conditions.

Type of Equipment: AP / AG (Air Polisher / Angle Grinder)

Key Features

• Radial pattern and dot pattern combination.

• Designed for fast lapping of rough surfaces.

• Rigid base.

• Velcro backed.

• Dry or Wet use.

• Available in multiple grit options.

Available Sizes

Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm / Grit

• EPRD 4-050 – 4 inch / 100 mm / #50

• EPRD 4-100 – 4 inch / 100 mm / #100

• EPRD 4-200 – 4 inch / 100 mm / #200

• EPRD 4-400 – 4 inch / 100 mm / #400

* Recommended RPM: 2,700

Technical Notes

• Pad Type: Electroplated Pad with Radial Pattern

• Diameter: 4 inch / 100 mm

• Dry or Wet use

• Pattern: Radial + Dot combination

• Base: Rigid

• Backing: Velcro

• Grit Range: #50, #100, #200, #400

• Recommended RPM: 2,700

• Designed for rough-surface lapping

Typical Applications

rough surface lapping, stone lapping, electroplated grinding, surface preparation, dry stone grinding, wet stone grinding, countertop surface preparation, edge preparation, stone fabrication

Q1. What is the Electroplated Pad with Radial Pattern designed for?

A. It is designed for fast lapping of rough surfaces using a combination of radial and dot patterns.

Q2. What type of backing does the pad use?

A. The catalog specifies a rigid base with Velcro backing.

Q3. What grit range and operating speed are available?

A. The pad is available in #50, #100, #200, and #400 grit, with a recommended speed of 2,700 RPM.

For Electroplated Pad with Radial Pattern selection, grit selection, dry or wet operating conditions, RPM settings, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.