Resin Coating special mode abratex Wood and wood-derived, nonferrous metal, copper/brass/bronze alloys - mild steel, carbon steel, stainless steel, fiberglass
BF23
B-Weight backing on Aluminum Oxide Grain. It’s a product which ensures a perfect cut and an extraordinary flexibility
CC22
The F-WEIGHT paper backing makes the product very stable. CC22 it's perfect for the metal industry specially for stainless steel service centers, steel, ferrous metals and NF metal.
CERNET
PA net backing, with ceramic mineral, this product allows an outstanding dust extraction on the worked surface, without the risk of clogging and with a high performance efficiency.
COMBI ALL BLACK
Combined backing, with silicon carbide mineral, this product is perfect ideal for high performance UV coating as inert coating or hot coating. In the wood industry for sanding MDF (before laminating process)
CREF*
Corundum - F weight paper - Phenolic resin Grains distribution: semi-open coat - Antistatic ((*) 1420 weight E) Hard and veneered wood, stainless steel, non ferrous metal, wet blue leathers Manual and automatic wide and narrow belt sanders
CT18
Corundum - F weight paper - Phenolic resin Grains distribution: semi-open coat - Antistatic Hard and veneered wood, stainless steel, non ferrous metal, wet blue leathers Manual and automatic wide and narrow belt sanders
GF02 COMBI PAPER
This product comprising Corundum with coolant additive and a PET film backing bonded with paper, is particularly suitable for the wood industry for sanding veneer, MDF and chipboard, as well as solvent-based polyester, acrylic and poly-acrylic base coats...
HEXAGON
Paper backing, D/C in pattern coating technology to ensure the perfect anti loading and easier dust extraction. Shaped ceramic grains to grant higher cutting power and longer life.
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