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Flexible Diamond Sanding Belts

Flexible Diamond Velcro Backing Sanding Disc,Metal Bond Resists Wear and Anchors Diamond metal bond securely anchors micron-graded diamonds to a flexible cloth backing in an open dot pattern. Metal bonds are known to be tough and durable binding agents when it comes to adhering mineral to a backing. How to Identify the Three Open-Dot Patterns Flexible Diamond Velcro Cloth Disc comes in three patterns: D1, D2 and D3. Here's how to distinguish between the three. Pattern D3 is a small-dot pattern, designed for finer finishes, grade for grade D2 is a medium-dot pattern designed for aggressive cutting action. It has improved coolant flow, given the spacing of the dots Pattern D1 is the largest dot pattern and it's ideal for applications where loading is a problem. The gaps in the mineral design allow swarf and debris to escape Overall, the open dot pattern whether tight or condensed delivers aggressive cutting action while reducing loading. Given its dual strength and flexibility, the Flexible Diamond Velcro Backing Cloth Disc is a great abrasive for your hard to grind materials.Importantly, this diamond abrasive with a Velcro (hook and loop) backing for easier attachment. The hook and loop backing allows swift and easy change-out of discs, especially when the task requires multiple discs in a sequence. Recommended Applications Glass grinding and edge seaming Fast leveling on stone inlay, glass, ceramic Polishing stone, gems, composites, concrete and metal Removing deep scratches in stone, glass or composites left by previous steps Hard to grind materials

1. Diamond Abrasives: This sanding disc is equipped with micron-graded diamond abrasives, which are known for their exceptional hardness and durability. These synthetic diamonds are precisely bonded to the disc's surface, ensuring efficient material removal and polishing.

2. Velcro (Hook and Loop) Backing: The disc has a Velcro backing, often referred to as a hook and loop backing. This makes it easy to attach and detach the disc from compatible sanding tools. It allows for quick disc changes, which is particularly useful when multiple discs are needed for a task.

3. Flexibility: The disc is designed to be flexible, allowing it to conform to the contours of the workpiece. This flexibility is especially valuable when sanding or polishing curved or irregular surfaces.

4. Applications: The Flexible Diamond Velcro Backing Sanding Disc is versatile and finds applications in various industries, including:

  • Metalworking: It can be used for deburring, shaping, and polishing metal surfaces.

  • Glass and Ceramics: Ideal for smoothing and shaping glass edges and polishing ceramics and porcelain.

  • Stone and Concrete: Effective for grinding and polishing natural and engineered stone, as well as concrete surfaces.

  • Jewelry Making: Jewelry makers use this disc for shaping and polishing gemstones and precious metals.

  • Woodworking: While less common in woodworking, it can be used for specific tasks like sharpening and honing certain tools.

5. Grit Sizes: Like traditional sandpaper, this sanding disc comes in various grit sizes, ranging from coarse for material removal to fine for finishing and polishing.

6. Wet and Dry Use: It can be used either wet or dry, depending on the application. Wet sanding is often preferred when working on materials that generate heat to prevent overheating.

Order Code Format

which includes the following components:

FDQRS: This is likely an abbreviation or code representing our product.

Diameter: This should be replaced with the desired length of the product you want to order.Hole Size: The size and pattern of the holes can vary, and they are typically designed to match the requirements of the specific sanding machine or the intended application. ​​

Backing

Backing:QRS (Hook and Loop) Backing Discs are versatile tools designed for a wide range of sanding and grinding applications

Specification

  • Grit: Available in various grit levels, including 60, 120, 240, 400, 600, 800, and 1200 grit. The choice of grit depends on the level of abrasiveness required for your specific application.

  • Size (Diameter): The bands come in various sizes to accommodate different tools and applications, with diameters including 4",5,6",7",8".

Applications

  • Metalworking: These discs are effective for sanding and grinding various metals, including steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. They can be used for deburring, polishing, and surface preparation in metal fabrication.

  • Woodworking: Flexible Diamond QRS Discs are suitable for sanding and shaping wooden surfaces. They excel in tasks such as smoothing rough wood, preparing surfaces for finishing, and removing old coatings or paint.

  • Glass and Ceramic Polishing: They are used in the glass and ceramics industry for precision polishing, edge shaping, and smoothing glass edges, ceramics, and other brittle materials.

  • Stone and Concrete Polishing: These discs can be employed for stone and concrete polishing applications, providing a high-quality finish and efficient material removal.

  • Automotive and Aerospace: In the automotive and aerospace industries, Flexible Diamond QRS Discs are utilized for applications like paint removal, surface preparation, and finishing on various materials, including composites and metal alloys.

  • Lapidary Work: They are used by lapidaries for cutting, shaping, and polishing gemstones, minerals, and jewelry.

Features

  • Flexible Backing: The flexible backing of these discs allows for contour sanding and conforms to curved or irregular surfaces, ensuring consistent contact and efficient material removal.

  • Diamond Abrasives: They are embedded with high-quality diamond abrasives, providing exceptional hardness and cutting ability. This results in extended tool life and consistent performance.

  • Hook and Loop Attachment: The Hook and Loop (Velcro) backing system enables quick and easy disc changes without the need for tools. It ensures a secure attachment to compatible backing pads.

  • Variety of Grits: Flexible Diamond QRS Discs are available in various grit sizes, ranging from coarse to fine, to accommodate a wide range of applications from material removal to fine finishing.

  • Wet and Dry Use: Many of these discs are designed for both wet and dry applications, offering versatility for different working conditions.

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Frequenstly Answer Qeustion

Q: How do hook and loop sanding discs work?

Hook-and-loop sandpaper features a unique backing made of a material similar to Velcro, with hooks and loops that allow the sandpaper to easily attach to a machine such as a random orbital sander or disc sander. This makes it incredibly easy to switch out sandpaper as needed.

Q: What is a hook and loop disc?

What is a Hook and Loop Sanding Disc? Also known as hook and loop sandpaper, this is a type of sanding disc made for easy attachment and removal to your power tools like an orbital sander, for example.

Q: What is a hook it disc?

Hookit™ attachment system enables easy disc change-out, maximizing abrasive disc life. Tapered edges from 15 degrees to 45 degrees make it easy to sand on flat or contoured surfaces. Choose pads designed for 1,500 to 12,000 maximum rpms for a variety of uses. Overall Diameter (Imperial)

Q: Why is my hook and loop sandpaper not sticking?

If your hook and loop sanding discs are no longer sticking to your sander this is likely due to the worn out hooks on your sander's back-up pad. The back-up pad on your sander has hooks which receive and hold the loop backing of your sandpaper discs to keep it in place.

Q: How does hook and loop work?

Hook and loop fasteners have two strips; the rough side has hundreds of tiny 'hooks' and the softer side has hundreds of tiny 'loops'. When you press the two strips together, the hook cling to the loops to make them stick. The more hooks and loops that are attached, the stronger the hook and loop fastener will be.

Q: What is the hook and loop attachment method?

Hook-and-loop fasteners, hook-and-pile fasteners or touch fasteners (often referred to by the genericized trademark velcro, which was the original name given by the inventor, and due to the prominence of the Velcro Brand) consist of two components: typically, two lineal fabric strips (or, alternatively, round "dots" or ...

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