220 Grit Ceramic, 6 inch 12-Hole Hook & Loop Sanding Disc Qty:10

220-Grit Ceramic, 6-in. Sanding Disc QTY:10

Diablo's premium 6 in. Universal 12-Hole Hook & Lock Random Orbital Sander Discs with Hook and Lock backing include breakthrough innovations that improve performance, extend sanding life, and increase productivity.

• Premium ceramic blend, a superior quality formulation designed for fast material removal and long sanding life
• 6 hole design pattern for fast and precise alignment on 6 hole sanders
• Premium hook and lock backing enables repeated attachment and removal of discs for a consistent, secure connection

These sanding discs are designed for use in orbital and DA sanders and are ideal for all types of wood, metal, and plastics.

• Premium ceramic blend, a superior quality formulation designed for fast material removal and long sanding life
• 6 hole design pattern for fast and precise alignment on 6 hole sanders
• Premium hook and lock backing enables repeated attachment and removal of discs for a consistent,t secure connection
• For orbital and DA sanders in wood, metal, and plastics
• Recommended use - fast leveling, shaping, extra heavy removal, and stripping

Ideal For: Fast leveling, shaping, extra heavy removal and stripping

Suggested Projects: Paint Refinishing, Deck Surface Prep and Reconditioning, Floor Refinishing, Wood Furniture Building and Refinishing, Project Construction

Technical Specifications:

• Backing: Hook & Lock
• Grit: 220
• Grit Blend: Ceramic Blend
• Hole Pattern: 6 holes
• Pack Quantity: 10
• Size: 6 in.

Ceramics

There are several different types of ceramic materials, including ceramic AO, ceramic AZ, and what is referred to as full ratio ceramic. Ceramic is manufactured by combining bauxite, just like regular AO, with other materials in a chemical bonding process. This chemical bonding results in raw grain that is very porous and coral-like in appearance. The full ratio would be the strongest, the ceramic AZ would be next in strength, and the ceramic AO would fall last. Of course, the higher the pure ceramic content, the more expensive the material. Ceramics were created for rough grinding on metal, but have crossed over into lots of other areas where sanding is done. But keep in mind you'll get the most value for your dollar using it in the grits where removal or dimensioning work is being performed, and then using regular AO or SC for the more intermediate and finishing grits.

Did you know? Natural grain colors are:

AO – brown, pink, white
SC – black
AZ – blue, blue/gray
Ceramic - white

Abrasive manufacturers can make their product any color they choose simply by adding dye to the size coat in the making process. Therefore, you should not rely on grain color to inform you of grain type. Also, the addition of stearates and lubricants can make it hard to tell the original grain color. Always choose a grain based on the application and the machinery involved.