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Diamond abrasive pads are abrasives that have a diamond-studded honeycomb structure surface. They can be used to grind and polish a wide range of surfaces.
There are different variants depending on the purpose and area of use. The following text should give you an overview.
How a sanding pad works is very simple. The sanding pad is set in motion by a rotational movement and the material is removed bit by surface friction. Depending on the grit, more or less material is removed during the grinding.
With us, you get the following grits 50 100 200 400 800 1500, and 3000 in the diameters 100 mm, Ø 115 mm, Ø Flex diamond sanding pad 125mm
Grits |
applications |
Grits 50 |
ideal for renovation and cleaning sanding |
Grits 100 |
ideal for extended renovation and cleaning sanding |
Grits 200 |
ideal for scratch-free basic sanding |
Grits 400 |
ideal for polishing preparation |
Grits 800 |
ideal for advanced polishing preparation |
Grits 1500 |
ideal for preparing for the advanced high-gloss polish |
Grits 3000 |
ideal for extended high-gloss polishing |
The following materials can be ground with it: granite, natural stone, glass, marble, and tiles.
Whether a surface should be sanded/polished wet or dry depends entirely on the material. You should have informed yourself in advance which method is best for you. In general, it can be said that sanding pads for dry sanding offer a great advantage because no extra water supply or use of water is required.
The disadvantage, on the other hand, is the dust formation with the dry sanding pad. It would help if you also used wet sanding pads for high-quality and very sensitive surfaces such as marble.
If you have to go through several grinding or polishing steps, e.g. when grinding glass, marble, etc., it is worth buying a complete grinding pad set. This has the advantage that you have several pads and polishing discs with different grits available. A rough classification of the individual levels can be found above.
The diamond sanding block is similar to the diamond sanding pad in its way. It is usually made of foam and has a specially diamond-coated underside. The sanding block is used manually, i.e. by hand. Apply a little pressure to the sanding area and then apply with a back-and-forth motion. A frequent area of application for a diamond grinding block is the reworking of cut edges of all materials.
Grits |
material edges |
Grits 50 |
Glass & Tile Edges |
Grits 100 |
Glass, tile and marble edges |
Grits 200 |
Tiles, porcelain stoneware and marble edges |
Grits 400 |
Marble and porcelain stoneware edges |