With interleaved tools, nonwoven abrasive and coated abrasives alternate. The abrasive cloth provides light material removal while the nonwoven abrasive softens the scratch pattern. The two combine to create a brushed surface appearance.
Processing tasks of the combined nonwoven abrasive tools:
- Satin-finishing of surfaces
- Treatment of small surface unevenness
- Blending surface flaws
- Structuring
- Easy deburring and finishing in one step
Materials that can be processed:
- Stainless steel (INOX)
- Construction steel
- Aluminium and other alloys
Pure nonwoven abrasives are particularly flexible, adaptable and leave a satin or matte finish. These materials work gently without being overly aggressive.
In addition, they are suitable for materials which are difficult to grind, such as plastic, glass or ceramics. They can also be used for wet and dry grinding.
Processing tasks for pure nonwoven abrasives:
- Fine surface processing
- Light cleaning
- Light deburring
- Preparing surfaces for polishing
- Structuring
- Surface finishing
Materials that can be processed:
- Stainless steel (INOX)
- NF metals
– Aluminium
– Copper
– Nickel
– Brass
– Titanium - Plastic
- Glass
- Ceramic
General benefits of both tool groups:
- The open structure and flexibility prevent clogging
- High degree of flexibility ensures ideal contour adaptation
- Cool grinding and thus low thermal load on material
Machines:
- Angle grinders
- Mini angle grinders
- Finishing machine
- Straight grinders
- Bench grinders
Nonwoven abrasive and coated abrasives
Shape and material provide maximum flexibility. Especially suitable for finishing work at joints, within pipes or along contours.
Versatile and flexible helpers – for example for general surface refinement, on steel and stainless steel (INOX).
For manual deburring, light cleaning and finishing of metals, composites and woodwork.
Especially durable nonwoven abrasive. Removes small burs and imperfections while creating a satin finish.
Create decorative surface finish or remove light scratches on stainless steel (INOX) or aluminium.
Finishing on large surfaces, cleaning of weld seams, removal of annealing colour or structuring.
Finish grinding of small workpieces with lots of contours, as well as for spots that are difficult to reach.
Consistent finishing results on numerous metal surfaces.
