Product Positioning

All-in-One Media for Cleaning, Oxide Removal and Brushing Texture

Scouring pads are positioned as cleaning-oriented surface conditioning abrasives, designed for low gouging risk, low heat impact, and controllable texture—used for cleaning, light oxide removal, brushing/unifying scratch patterns, light pre-coating abrasion, and maintenance.
They focus on surface conditioning rather than heavy stock removal, making them suitable for cosmetic parts, thin sheet, and complex profiles. They are widely used on stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and coated surfaces.

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Technical Specifications

Configurable by Format, Density and Abrasive System

Item	Specification
Product Type	Industrial Scouring Pads / Surface Conditioning Pads
Material	High-quality non-woven web + Premium abrasive system
Format	Individual Sheets / Bulk Rolls / Pad-holder compatible options
Grades	Coarse / Medium / Fine (Custom grit ranges available)
Dimensions	Custom sizes tailored to specific requirements
Abrasive Grain	Aluminum Oxide (AO) / Silicon Carbide (SC), etc.
Color Options	Customized color-coding by grade (Standard or Bespoke)
Packaging	Custom OEM packaging and private labeling available

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Engineering Comparison

Comparison	Scouring Pads	Nonwoven Polishing Pads	Sandpaper
Cleaning power	★★★★★	★★★	★★
Light oxide/film removal	★★★★	★★★	★★★
Texture consistency	Excellent	Excellent	Medium–Good
Stock removal	Low	Low	Medium–High
Loading risk	Low	Low	Medium

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Processing Logic

Elastic Fiber Micro-Abrasion for Cleaning and Texture Unification

Scouring pads work through fiber-based micro-abrasion and brushing, not heavy cutting:

• Gradually removes contaminants, oxide films, and light coating residues;
• Creates a shallow, uniform texture;
• More forgiving on edges and complex contours with lower gouging/heat discoloration risk.

They are commonly used as a transition step: cleaning/oxide removal → texture unification → polishing or coating.

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Backing Structure & Performance Limits

Surface Management, Not a Replacement for Sandpaper/Belt Removal

• Strengths: low loading, low gouging, conformable, combines cleaning and brushing
• Limits: limited stock removal; heavy rust/scale/weld reinforcement should be removed first with belts/flap discs/sandpaper
• Grade-sensitive: wrong grade can create overly coarse texture or insufficient cleaning

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Machine Compatibility & Operating Conditions

Hand Use, Pad Holders, and Surface Conditioning Machines

• Use: hand application (most common) with holders; can also be used in surface conditioning systems depending on format
• Recommended: medium to low pressure, continuous movement; wet use with water/cleaner when needed
• Process goal: cleanliness and texture consistency over maximum removal rate

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Typical Applications & Industries

Cleaning and Brushing Across Metal, Kitchenware, and Maintenance

Stainless cleaning, fingerprint/light oxide removal, brushed texture unification

Aluminum/copper oxide film removal and surface conditioning

Pre-coating cleaning and light abrasion

Industrial maintenance: equipment cleaning, degreasing assistance, adhesive residue removal

Cosmetic maintenance of hardware and decorative parts (grade-dependent)

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Range & Recommended Use

Grade Selection for Cleaning vs Brushing Texture

Scouring pads are commonly specified by grade/color (market-dependent):

• Coarse: stronger cleaning/oxide removal, more visible texture, for heavy cleaning and surface prep
• Medium: balanced cleaning + brushing (most common)
• Fine / Very Fine: gentler, for cosmetic maintenance, light brushing and pre-polish conditioning

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OEM & ODM Capability

Grade, Density and Format Customization

OEM/ODM supported:

Nonwoven density/thickness, abrasive system and grades, color coding system, sheet/roll sizing, holder-compatible formats, private label/packaging and kit programs—engineered for target cleaning strength, texture, and durability.

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Why Choose Us

Consistent Conditioning Requires Density and Grade Stability

Although simple in appearance, performance depends on grade consistency:

Nonwoven density, abrasive distribution, and bonding stability determine cleaning strength, texture coarseness, and durability. We control materials and process for batch stability, delivering repeatable cleaning and brushing results.

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Usage & Storage Recommendations

Use the Right Grade and Keep Pads Clean

Choose grade by goal: coarse/medium for cleaning/oxide removal, fine/very fine for cosmetic maintenance

• Use medium to low pressure with continuous movement; wet use with cleaner/water when needed to reduce scratching and dust
• Rinse and air-dry after use to prevent residue affecting future consistency
• Store dry and shaded; avoid moisture and compression that can change density; reseal after opening