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Description
- √ Purple dry sanding discs is a fused zirconia alumina paper with an open coat, prevent clogging, anti-static, good flexibility, wear resisting, that provides outstanding life and superior finishes.
- √ It is commonly used on automotive, wood, metal, fiber glass and other disc applications. Disc grips to the appropriate back up pad attached to an orbital or DA disc sander or angle grinder.
- √ Pre-punched with 17 holes for dust extraction, strong and long lasting, easy to install and remove.
- √ Wood Furniture finishing, drywall sanding, automotive metal polishing, almost all the polish work can be finished with them. Just choosing the right sandpaper grit for your project.
- √ Grit refers to the average particle diameter. The smaller the grit number is, the coarser it is. The larger the grit number is, the finer it is. According to the grit range: 80~400 grit.
Specification
Abrasive Grain:
Fused Zirconia Alumina
Size:
6 inch(150mm)
Attachment Type:
Hook & Loop
Available Grits:
60,80,120,180,240,320,400,500,600
Include:
100Pcs/Box
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Q&A
What is hook and loop sanding, and how does it attach to a sander?
Hook and loop sanding uses a fastening system similar to Velcro, where tiny hooks on the sander’s backing pad grip onto loops on the sanding disc. This allows for quick disc changes without the need for adhesives.
Why are there Holes in Sanding Discs?
The holes in sanding discs help with dust extraction by allowing debris to be pulled away from the surface as you sand. This reduces clogging, improves sanding efficiency, and extends the life of the disc.
What grit sanding disc should I use for different levels of sanding?
For rough sanding and material removal, use 60-240 grit. For smoothing surfaces and refining scratches, 320-800 grit works best. For fine finishing and polishing, choose 1000-10000 grit.
6" (150mm) 17-Hole Purple Hook&Loop Sanding Discs - 100Pcs/Box
6" (150mm) 17-Hole Purple Hook&Loop Sanding Discs - 100Pcs/Box
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Description
- √ Purple dry sanding discs is a fused zirconia alumina paper with an open coat, prevent clogging, anti-static, good flexibility, wear resisting, that provides outstanding life and superior finishes.
- √ It is commonly used on automotive, wood, metal, fiber glass and other disc applications. Disc grips to the appropriate back up pad attached to an orbital or DA disc sander or angle grinder.
- √ Pre-punched with 17 holes for dust extraction, strong and long lasting, easy to install and remove.
- √ Wood Furniture finishing, drywall sanding, automotive metal polishing, almost all the polish work can be finished with them. Just choosing the right sandpaper grit for your project.
- √ Grit refers to the average particle diameter. The smaller the grit number is, the coarser it is. The larger the grit number is, the finer it is. According to the grit range: 80~400 grit.
Specification
Abrasive Grain:
Fused Zirconia Alumina
Size:
6 inch(150mm)
Attachment Type:
Hook & Loop
Available Grits:
60,80,120,180,240,320,400,500,600
Include:
100Pcs/Box
Reviews
Trustify review box will be displayed here!
Q&A
Trustify review box will be displayed here!
What is hook and loop sanding, and how does it attach to a sander?
Hook and loop sanding uses a fastening system similar to Velcro, where tiny hooks on the sander’s backing pad grip onto loops on the sanding disc. This allows for quick disc changes without the need for adhesives.
Why are there Holes in Sanding Discs?
The holes in sanding discs help with dust extraction by allowing debris to be pulled away from the surface as you sand. This reduces clogging, improves sanding efficiency, and extends the life of the disc.
What grit sanding disc should I use for different levels of sanding?
For rough sanding and material removal, use 60-240 grit. For smoothing surfaces and refining scratches, 320-800 grit works best. For fine finishing and polishing, choose 1000-10000 grit.