| BOX SIZE | GRIT | PRICE PER DISC |
|---|---|---|
| Box 25 | 24 Grit | $4.92 |
| Box 25 | 36 Grit | $4.20 |
| Box 50 | 24 Grit | $4.50 |
| Box 50 | 36 Grit | $3.80 |
| Box 100 | 24 Grit | $4.20 |
| Box 100 | 36 Grit | $3.55 |
- Ceramic Grain lasts longer
- Works exceptionally fast with less pressure
- Choose from 24, 36 grit sanding discs
- Great for weld levelling, edge bevelling, edge chamfering
7″ 180mm CERAMIC FIBRE SANDING DISCS
| WHAT YOU GET: |
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| Size: 7″, 180mm |
| Choose Qty From Drop Down Menu: Box 25, Box 50, Box 100 |
| Choose Grit From Drop Down Menu: 24gr, 36gr |
| SPECIFICATIONS: |
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| Material: Ceramic (Similar product to CUBITRON™) |
| Bore: 22.23mm |
| Max Speed: 8,500 rpm |
| Grits Avail: 24, 36 Grits |
| Machine: Angle Grinder |
| Intended Application: Great for all metal and wood. Ideal for heavy stock removal and grinding applications on stainless and mild steel. Great for weld levelling, edge bevelling, edge chamfering |
| SANDING DISC FEATURES: |
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| Grain cuts quicker, grinds cooler |
| Ceramic precision grain combined with a stiff fibre backing, and generates up to twice the cut-rate, durability, and life of other fibre discs |
| Maintains super-sharp points that cut exceptionally fast with less pressure |
| Disc life is significantly longer, completing more parts per disc and requiring fewer disc changes |
| Excellent for sanding stainless steel, mild / black steel, all metal, aluminium, wood, fibreglass, plasterboard and painted surfaces. |
| Box Size | Box 25, Box 50, Box 100 |
|---|---|
| Grit | 24 Grit, 36 Grit |
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Ceramic Fibre Sanding Discs
Ceramic Grain Sanding Discs are resin bonded and closed coated. These discs will outlast both aluminum oxide and zirconia discs while cutting faster and cooler. Ceramic grain is best suited for grinding and sanding stainless and other tough metals. The grains on these sanding discs micro-fracture to enable a continuous supply of the sharpest edges, and they are more resistant to heat. When considering a ceramic disc, the operator must decide whether the increased longevity is worth the extra money, factoring in details such as the reduction in downtime for changeover and the reduction in inventory for extra products. Many times, the more expensive ceramic flap disc provides the lowest overall cost of use when these factors are considered.
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