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Why is your Flap Disc not sanding? We often get asked why Flap Discs stop sanding and here are a few reasons that might cause your discs to stop sanding. 1. too little pressure on the workpiece 2. using a tool that's too weak 3. inapropropriate select of the Flap Disc If you need help choosing the right abrasive material for your project write us an email and we will help you! #FlapDiscs #GrindingDiscs #Polishing

How to Choose the Right Carbide Cutter Here are the key factors to consider: 1. Material Hardness: Match the cutter to the toughness of the material—harder materials need more durable cutters. 2. Desired Surface Finish: - For rough cuts: go with a coarser cutter. - For smooth, fine finishes: opt for a finer one. 3. Shape & Size: Consider the shape of your workpiece. For tight spaces, select a cutter with a longer neck or specific geometry. 4. Machine Compatibility: Always ensure the cutter’s speed and feed rate align with your machine’s capacity. This avoids overheating, tooth breakage, and downtime. Getting this right can save you on time and costs. If you’re unsure, send us an email or drop a comment below. #CarbideCutters #SurfaceFinishing #AbrasiveSolutions #Abrasives

Abrasive Rings We often get asked what type of abrasive rings do we offer. And the answer is simple: we offer rings of all standard shapes, dimensions and types of abrasive grains (aluminum oxide, zirconia, ceramic,...) Any type of abrasive rings or belts you need we can make for you. Send us an email and our experts will advise you on the best choice for you! #AbrasiveRings #Abrasives #Grinding #MetalPolishing

How We Solved Our Customers Sanding Problem In industrial production, creative solutions can make all the difference. Recently, we helped a client with a tricky problem: a 1.5mm thick stainless steel plate full of holes, warped from internal stresses. They needed a high-quality, efficient grinding process. Here’s what we did: 1. Deburring: We set up an automated grinder to deburr the plate 2. Non-Woven Abrasive Belt: Gentler than traditional cloth belts, it was perfect for sharp edges and warped surfaces, delivering a flawless finish while preserving corners. 3. Automation: Every plate was processed through the contact grinder, removing the inconsistencies that come with manual work. The result? ✅ 20% savings on abrasive materials. ✅ 70% reduction in labor time. ✅ A superior finish that manual methods couldn’t achieve. Our client was thrilled with the results, and we were happy to show how the right tools and approach can transform a challenge into success. Facing a similar issue? Send us an email - we’d love to help you find the perfect solution! #AbrasiveSolutions #AbrasiveBelts #Grinding #MetalPolishing

Different types of quick-change discs 👇️ 1. For Fine Grinding Made the same way as Fibre Discs 2. Pre-polishing phase Made from Unitized material 3. Polishing phase Variations of the felt combined with polishing paste If you have any questions about this topic write them in the comments below! #GrindingDiscs #Grinding #Polishing #MetalPolish

Cloth vs Paper Backing on Abrasive Belts Cloth is less sensitive to tearing, withstands greater forces than paper, and has a higher tensile strength. Paper is cheaper and performs the same function. However, if it gets snagged on the edge, it has a cutting effect and tears. Cloth does not have this issue and thus better withstands pressures. If you have any questions about this topc write them in the comments below! #AbrasiveBelts #Abrasives #GrindingBelts #MetalPolishing

Why is the power of the girnder important when working with flap discs? For optimal operation of flap discs, high rotations are needed. With the same pressure, the rotations will drop more with a weak grinder. If the rotations are too low, the flap disc will become smooth, stop sanding, and its lifespan will be much shorter. If the rotations are high, the flap disc will continually renew itself. Parts of the flaps tear off as they wear out, thus always exposing a new fresh part of the sanding cloth. If you have more questions about this topic write them in the comments! #FlapDiscs #GrindingDiscs #Polishing

Types of Sanding Wheels 1. Non woven wheels 2. Combination of non woven and abrasive cloth 3. Abrasive cloth wheels 4. Polishing belt made from felt Each type of wheels is suitable for its own purpose and if you need help choosing the righ one for you send us an email and our experts will advise you on the best solution for you. #SandingWheels #Sanding #Abrasives #MetalPolishing

What are agglomerate belts? Agglomerate belts are crafted by bonding smaller abrasive grains into compact clusters. When used at the right speed and pressure, these clusters break down gradually, exposing fresh grains and delivering consistent performance. The magic of agglomerate belts lies in their self-renewing nature, making them ideal for extended sanding applications. But here’s the key: speed and pressure need to be dialed in perfectly. Without this balance, the belt can clog, losing effectiveness even though it’s far from worn out. Not getting the results you need from your agglomerate belts? Or just looking to optimize your sanding workflow? Write us an email! #AgglomerateBelts #AbrasiveBelts #SandingBelts

What sizes and variations of Flap Wheels do you offer? We offer all standard sizes as well as three variations. 1. Wheels made solely of abrasive cloth 2. Wheels made from a combination of abrasive cloth and abrasive wool 3. Wheels made solely of abrasive wool Each variation is used for its own purpose. If you dont know which one is the right for you send us an email and we will help you choose the optimal solution for your project! #FlapWheels #Grinding #Abrasives #Polishing