Silicon Carbide Grit Bonded to a Strong Durable Mesh. 5X Longer lasting than conventional abrasive...Silicon Carbide Grit Bonded to a Strong Durable Mesh. 5X Longer lasting than conventional abrasive. Suitable for Wood, Painted surfaces, Metal and Plaster. Best in Class Dust Removal. * Rinse & Re-use * Open Mesh reduces clogging * Fast Cutting * Works up to 215 Degrees Celsius allowing longer working time * Film backing for long lasting sanding and durability * Strong hook & loop improving performance * 150mm Diameter * Trend Abrasives Increase productivity giving a high quality finish * Universal fitment no holes to line up saves time * Fits all main brand sanders DeWalt, Makita, Metabo, Bosch and Milwaukee
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This guide is for anyone using Trend Mesh Sanding Discs, designed for efficient sanding of various surfaces. The discs offer extended longevity and superior dust removal, providing a cleaner and more effective sanding experience. Note that while these discs are versatile, they are best suited for use with random orbital sanders.
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Model Part Number
AB/150/150M
Brand
Trend
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FAQs
What types of surfaces can these discs be used on?
These discs are suitable for wood, painted surfaces, metal, and plaster.
Are these discs compatible with all sanders?
No, they are designed for random orbital sanders. Ensure your sander model is compatible with the 150mm disc size.
How do I clean the sanding discs?
Rinse the discs with water to remove dust and debris. Allow them to dry completely before reuse.
Can I reuse the sanding discs?
Yes, the discs are designed to be rinsed and reused, extending their lifespan.
What grit size should I use for a specific project?
The grit size depends on the task. Start with coarser grits (e.g., 80) for heavy removal and switch to finer grits (e.g., 150 or 240) for finishing.
How long do the sanding discs last?
The discs are designed to last up to 5 times longer than conventional abrasives, depending on usage and materials.
What is the operating temperature range for these discs?
The discs can withstand temperatures up to 215 degrees Celsius.
Troubleshooting
Sander is not performing effectively.
Check the disc for wear or clogging. Replace with a new disc or clean the existing disc by rinsing with water.
Disc is not attaching properly.
Ensure the hook and loop system is clean and free of debris. Press the disc firmly onto the sander's pad to secure it.
Excessive dust during sanding.
Verify the dust extraction system on your sander is functioning correctly. Consider using a dust extraction vacuum.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Extended lifespan compared to standard abrasives.
Effective dust extraction for a cleaner workspace.
Suitable for a wide range of materials and applications.
Easy to rinse and reuse, enhancing product value.
Compatible with a variety of sander brands.
Cons
May require a specific type of sander (random orbital).
Performance can vary depending on the grit selected and the material being sanded.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Attachment: Ensure your random orbital sander is turned off and unplugged. Align the hook and loop backing of the disc with the sander's pad and firmly press it in place. Make sure the disc is centered.
Sander Compatibility: These discs are designed for use with random orbital sanders from brands like DeWalt, Makita, Metabo, Bosch, and Milwaukee. Check your sander's specifications to ensure it is compatible with 150mm discs.
Compatibility
Sander Type: Only compatible with random orbital sanders.
Material: Suitable for wood, painted surfaces, metal, and plaster.
Care
Cleaning: After use, the discs can be rinsed with water to remove dust and debris. Allow them to dry completely before reusing.
Storage: Store the discs in a dry place, away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.
Inspection: Regularly check the discs for wear and tear. Replace them when the abrasive grit is worn or if the backing is damaged.