Corundum: The Price-Performance Star

• Standard quality for normal requirements
• Very good price quality ratio
• Stable X web
• Grain: aluminum oxide

Material science: The corundum grain consists of aluminum oxide and is manufactured chemically. It does not contain any traces of iron, which could lead to reactions with the material to be ground. This tough, round grain is usually used for wood, spatula, filler and soft metals.

Zirconia Alumina: The Universal Wood Floor Hero

• High universal quality with aggressive grain
• Triple durability compared to corundum by self-sharpening effect
• Stable X web
• Grain: zirconium corundum

Materials science: The zirconium corundum combines the listed advantages of the materials corundum and zirconium.

Zircon: The Extra Sharp Top Runner

• Premium quality with a very sharp zirconium grain
• Very good price-performance ratio with high efficiency
• 4-5 times higher durability compared to corundum due to hard grain and self-sharpening effect
• Cool grinding and quick removal
• Power Y web for effective grinding and high self-sharpening effect
• Grain: zirconium

Material science: The zirconium is a mineral of the class zirconium silicate. Zircon is one of the earliest mineral formations on earth. The oldest known zircon crystals are up to 4.4 billion years old. It is a grain that is also suitable for stainless steels, which, thanks to its excellent cutting behavior, allows less temperature to be generated. The grain is clear and finer in structure than corundum.

Ceramic 3M Cubitron: Simply The Best

• Outstanding quality with precision ceramic grain
• Up to 10 times higher durability compared to corundum by extremely hard grain and self-sharpening effect
• Cool cut, excellent cutting ability
• Precision grain enables often to save one full grinding process
• Fastest and highest removal power even with the hardest materials
• Power Y web for effective grinding and high self-sharpening effect
• Grain: Cubitron II ceramic grain

Material science: The ceramic grain is a sintered grain with excellent hardness and toughness. It is therefore mainly used in metal grinding. In the finished sintered form, like here, the micro-fine structure breaks into smaller parts and shows an outstanding cutting and grinding power.

Sanding Grid

• Silicon carbide grain for fine sanding of wood
• Open structure reduces clogging effects
• A pad disc is recommended as a base
• Ideal for fine finishing and intermediate sanding of all wood floor finishes
• Grain: silicon carbide, on linen web

Materials science: The silicon carbide grain is an artificially produced, hard, pointed and brittle grain. This property breaks it up again and again and offers very good sanding properties in the area of hard coatings.

Abrasive Pads

• Aggressive, hard sanding pad for cleaning or matting
• Also ideal for polishing when using colorless oils
• Material: nylon / corundum

Polishing Pads

• High quality for cleaning and polishing work
• Available in different degrees of hardness and dimensions
• Material: nylon

HiProPads

• Aggressive, hard sanding pad for cleaning or structuring work
• Effective but gentle removal of dirt
• Material: 3M HiPro