Mylar Film Sanding Disc

Mylar Film Sanding Disc

Specification

Backing: Film
Coating: Special Top Coat
Type: Velcro/PSA/Sheet/Roll
Available Grit: 40-2000#

Features

In the process of production and processing, after drawing, heat setting and other treatment, the surface is more flat, higher strength, less elongation
Polyester emery cloth although very thin, but the strength is high, the toughness is good, the anti-blocking effect is also very good

Suitable for

Mylar film sanding disc is widely used in the dry grinding and polishing of wood, paint, metal and other materials. It includes the polishing of mechanical equipment such as automobiles, hulls and machine tools and the polishing of precision instruments.

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Note: Other sizes can be customized.

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Better flexible than peper. Long life time. Performs well on many surfaces. Aggressive sanding with extra durability.
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Mylar film sanding disc is widely used in the dry grinding and polishing of wood, paint, metal and other materials. It includes the polishing of mechanical equipment such as automobiles, hulls and machine tools and the polishing of precision instruments.

Safety Tips
Don't grind near flammable materials. Grind and sand in well-ventilated areas whenever possible. Wear eye and face protection when working with any abrasive products. Wear a dust mask or approved respiratory protection. Check the packaging for the materials you're abrading or grinding to see which is recommended.
Wear hearing protection. Pay attention to the noise exposure, and make sure you're protected when it exceeds established threshold levels.
Wear safety gloves. Pay attention to where sparks are flying. Direct sparks away from your body and away from anyone else in the room.
Don't wear loose-fitting clothing while grinding. Wear long-sleeved shirts or arm guards and long pants. If the tool you're working with starts to chatter or vibrate, stop at once. Find the cause of the problem, and fix it before you go any further. Use your abrasives on a first-in, first-out basis. Rotate your stock to keep the oldest abrasives ready at hand.