Floor Sander Abrasives
Description | Use | ISO/FEPA Grit Designation | CAMI Grit Designation |
Extra Coarse |
Very fast removal of material, sanding of wood floors in very poor and/or uneven condition. |
P16 |
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P24 |
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24 |
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36 |
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P36 |
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Coarse |
Rapid removal of material, initial sanding of wood floors in poor condition. In progression after sanding with Extra Coarse grits. |
P40 |
40 |
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50 |
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P50 |
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Medium |
Sanding bare wood, wood floors in good condition, gentle removal of varnish or paint. Sanding of newly laid floors. In progression after sanding with Coarse grits. |
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60 |
P60 |
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P80 |
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80 |
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Fine |
Sanding bare wood, wood floors in very good condition, in preparation for finishing. In progression after sanding with Medium grits. |
P100 |
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100 |
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P120 |
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120 |
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Very Fine |
Sanding bare wood, wood floors in very good condition, hard wood floors that require a very fine finish. Providing a key for a new coat of varnish on floors where the old varnish has not been sanded back to bare wood or new varnish has been left to dry for a period of time between coats. In progression after sanding with Fine grits. |
P150 |
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150 |
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P180 |
180 |
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240 |
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P280 |
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ISO = ISO International Standards. FEPA = Federation of European Producers of Abrasives.
CAMI = Coated Abrasives Manufactures Institute (Unites States) part of the Unified Abrasives Manufacturer's Association
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