Mirka mixed Pack of 22 mixed grades of Abranet Ace & Abralon 150mm Sanding Discs by Eli-Chem Resins

Pack of 22 mixed grades of Abranet Ace & Abralon sanding discs, perfect for sanding resin - (2 each of 80, 120, 180, 240, 320, 400, 600, 800 Abranet and 1000, 2000 & 4000 Abralon)

Abranet® Ace is developed to achieve outstanding results on challenging surface conditioning and repair applications. Thanks to the optimsed net construction and ceramic grains, Abranet Ace offers superior cut and performance for hardwoods (such as beech and oak) and fast cutting on various solid surface materials as well as for cleaning of different industrial rollers. Abranet Ace also works excellent on primer sanding applications.

• Excellent cut on harder wood types such as beech and oak
• The ultimate dust free ceramic net experience
• Optimal performance and life time on primer sanding applications
• Superior and fast cutting on various solid surface types
• Efficient paint removal on hard clear coats

Abralon® J3 is a unique multifunctional Abralon abrasive for an ultrafine surface finish for both smooth and profiled surfaces. Abralon J3 has a higher density foam layer which is only 3 mm thick. Recommended for high gloss applications, leaving a very smooth surface prior to polish. Abralon J3 is suitable for all kinds of material, both smooth and profiled surfaces. The flexible weave allows water and air to pass freely, and makes it suitable for both dry and wet sanding.

Abralon is a unique multifunctional patented sanding material developed for flexible sanding of both smooth and profiled surfaces. Abralon creates a smooth sanding pattern on angled surfaces and edges, while minimising the risk of pressure marks. The open cell structure is used to keep the water in Abralon during the sanding operation. The water is not thrown out and a smaller amount of liquid can be used.

The foam provides an even surface pressure to the abrasive fabric regardless of the form variations of the sanded material. This prevents the abrasive fabric from cutting through the lacquer layer, for example at sharp edges and roundings.