Sanding Pad Assortments for Stainless Steel and Hard Metals
Everything you need to finish hard metals, even on curved surfaces and in hard-to-reach spots. The two abrasive sides are more rigid than on other sanding pads to cut through stainless steel and iron. Pads are cushioned with foam for controlled sanding pressure. They won’t deteriorate when wet-sanding with water or lubricants.
Cloth Abrasive Backing—Flexible and tear resistant, it's good for contoured or rounded surfaces where a rigid backing could crack or rip.
2" x 2"
3" x 4"
Abrasive Backing Material
For Use On
Includes
No. of Pieces
Each
Each
Cloth, Foam
Stainless Steel, Steel, Titanium, Iron, Nickel
One each 220, 230, 240, 260, 280, 320, 500, 800, 1000, 1200, 1600-grit Silicon Carbide Pads One each 2000, 2400-grit Aluminum Oxide Pads
Tackle hard materials with the combination of rigid abrasive and a flexible backing that conforms to curves and corners. These small pads fit tight spaces and are cushioned with foam for controlled sanding pressure. They have two abrasive sides and hold up to water and lubricants.
Cloth Abrasive Backing—Flexible and tear resistant, it's good for contoured or rounded surfaces where a rigid backing could crack or rip.
Silicon Carbide Abrasive—Super sharp to cut quickly under light pressure. Silicon carbide is hard but brittle, so it tends to wear out sooner than other abrasives.
Grit—The lower the grit number, the rougher the finish and the duller the appearance. The higher the grit number, the more polished the finish and the more satin or mirrored the appearance.