Apollo 4" Diamond Resin Pads For Floor Leveling

Black 4 " Sharp Marble Stone Abrasive Diamond Resin Pads For Floor Leveling

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Description:

Apollo diamond hard polishing pad is very sharp for grinding and polishing marble, granite, terrazzo floor

Application:

For leveling, polishing and grinding marble, granite, terrazzo and concrete floor

Specification:

1. Diameter: 4 "
2. Thickness: 12.5mm
3. Material: Diamond, resin
4. Grit: 50#, 100#, 150#, 200#, 300#, 400#, 500#, 800#, 1000#, 1500#, 2000#, 3000#

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Related products:

1. Diamond resin pads

2. Diamond grinding shoes

3. Metal diamond grinding discs

TIPS:

The Composition of Diamond Tooling

Diamond tooling cuts into concrete and other surfaces using diamond grains that are bonded onto the functional parts of the tool via a bonding material or another method. Because the diamond is considered a super-hard material, diamond tooling has many advantages compared to tools made with common abrasives such as corundum and silicon carbide.

High grinding efficiency, low grinding force: Less heat is generated by the hole in the grinding process, which decreases or avoids burns and cracks on the surface, the equipment’s wear and energy consumption.

Long lifespan, long dressing period: This can greatly increase the work efficiency, improve the work environment and decrease labor intensity.

Low comprehensive cost: Diamond tooling is designed to yield the best possible productivity and cost per square foot for the contractor, so that they have the best chance at being profitable on every job.

High wear resistance: Diamond tooling’ s change in dimension is small, performing with good grinding quality and precision.

Diamond tooling are composed of several elements which are diamonds, grits and bond.

Diamonds

The word “diamond” in “diamond tooling” is not a metaphor. Actual diamonds are built into the surface of the tooling as an abrasive. It is the hardest natural substance on Earth. This means that diamonds can cut every other substance, including itself.

Grits

The grit of a diamond tool refers to the size of the individual diamonds used in that tool. Lower numbers indicate larger diamonds, while higher numbers indicate smaller diamonds and a finer grit.

Bond

In order for a grinder to use diamonds to cut, small chips of diamonds are suspended in a bond made from metal, resin, ceramic, hybrid or polycrystalline diamond (PCD).