FAQ's

We cater to a wide range of industries, including building interiors, furniture production, metalworking, automotive, and aerospace.

We offer a variety of abrasive categories, including rolls, sheets, strips, foam abrasives, delta discs, flap discs, flap wheels, belts, brushes, and polishing systems.

We offer abrasive rolls in various materials, such as aluminum oxide and silicon carbide, with different grit sizes and dimensions to suit your specific needs.

Our abrasive sheets come in different materials, including sandpaper, emery cloth, and waterproof paper. They are available in a range of grit sizes and can be easily cut to fit your requirements.

Abrasive strips are narrow, flexible strips that can be easily wrapped around objects or used in tight spaces. They provide precision sanding and are ideal for intricate or detailed work.

Foam abrasives offer a cushioned and conformable surface, making them perfect for contour sanding and polishing. They provide a consistent finish while minimizing the risk of gouging or surface damage.

Delta discs, also known as triangular sanding pads, are commonly used for sanding corners, edges, and other hard-to-reach areas. They are highly effective in furniture production and building interiors.

Flap discs are versatile and can perform both grinding and finishing operations. They provide fast material removal and a smooth finish, making them popular in metalworking for weld blending and deburring.

Flap wheels are similar to flap discs but are mounted on a spindle and used with handheld or bench-mounted tools. They are ideal for precision grinding and finishing on metal surfaces.

We offer a range of abrasive belts designed for the automotive industry, including sanding belts for surface preparation, grinding belts for metal removal, and polishing belts for achieving a high-gloss finish.

We offer various types of abrasive brushes, such as wire brushes, nylon brushes, and abrasive impregnated brushes. They are used for cleaning, deburring, and surface preparation in different industries.

Polishing systems offer precise control and consistency in achieving high-quality finishes on aerospace components. They are designed to remove imperfections, scratches, and blemishes while enhancing surface smoothness.

Yes, our abrasives cater to both small-scale furniture production projects and large-scale manufacturing applications. We offer a wide range of options to meet various production needs.

The longevity of abrasive rolls depends on several factors, including the type of material being worked on, the pressure applied, and the grit size. Generally, abrasive rolls can last through multiple uses before needing replacement.

To use foam abrasives effectively, apply light to moderate pressure in a back-and-forth or circular motion. Allow the foam to conform to the surface for optimal results.