DISCS ABRALON 150 MM GRIP

What is Mirka Abralon 150 mm Grip and why choose it

Mirka Abralon 150 mm Grip discs are high-performance, foam-backed coated abrasives designed for fine sanding and surface finishing before polishing. Their flexible construction adapts to flat, curved and profiled surfaces, helping you achieve a uniform finish while reducing the risk of pressure marks. Suitable for both dry and wet sanding, these discs are ideal for demanding finishing operations across multiple materials.

Main features

• 150 mm grip-backed discs for quick attachment to hook and loop backing pads.
• Multifunctional coated abrasive for sanding and finishing a wide variety of materials.
• Flexible foam centre that follows contours and profiles, improving contact and finish quality.
• Open, breathable structure that allows air and water to pass through, supporting both wet and dry sanding and helping keep the surface cleaner.
• Fine sanding and pre-polishing capability, ideal as the last step before compound or polishing stages.
• Wide grit range (approx. P180–P4000) to cover intermediate smoothing through to ultra-fine finishing.
• Durable silicon carbide grain bonded with special resin for consistent cutting and long life.

Technical specifications

• Product type: Coated abrasive disc
• Brand: Mirka
• Series: Abralon
• Diameter: 150 mm
• Form: Disc
• Abrasive grain: Silicon carbide
• Backing: Knitted fabric on foam, grip attachment
• Approximate thickness: 6.5 mm (foam-backed)
• Structure: Flexible, open weave allowing air and water flow
• Recommended sanding mode: Wet and dry, by hand or machine
• Intended use: Coated abrasives for grinding/sanding different kinds of material

Applications and use cases

Mirka Abralon 150 mm Grip discs are suited to fine sanding and high-quality finishing tasks where control and surface uniformity are critical. Typical uses include:

• Automotive refinishing: Fine sanding of clear coats and topcoats prior to polishing, removal of minor defects and texture levelling.
• Solid surface and composites: Smoothing and preparing solid surfaces, mineral materials and gel coats for high-gloss finishes.
• Wood and lacquer: Intermediate and final sanding of hardwood and lacquered surfaces before high-gloss or semi-gloss finishing.
• Metals and stainless steel: Fine finishing of metal surfaces where a smooth, even scratch pattern is required.
• Glass fibre and plastics: Controlled sanding of sensitive or profiled components where a rigid abrasive could create cut-throughs.

The flexible foam backing allows the disc to conform to edges, curves and complex shapes, helping to reduce the risk of sanding through and improving the overall consistency of the finish.

FAQ – Mirka Abralon 150 mm Grip

1. What type of sanding machines are these discs compatible with?

   They are designed for use on sanders with a 150 mm backing pad that accepts grip (hook and loop) discs. They can also be used by hand with a suitable hand pad.

2. Can Abralon 150 mm Grip discs be used wet?

   Yes. The open, flexible structure allows water to pass through the disc, making it suitable for both wet and dry sanding, depending on the application.

3. Which materials can I sand with these discs?

   They are intended for grinding and sanding different kinds of material and are particularly suitable for finishes on paints, lacquers, solid surface materials, metals, wood, plastics and composites.

4. Are the discs classified as dangerous according to EU regulations?

   No. These coated abrasives are considered articles and are not classified as dangerous substances or mixtures under Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008, so no hazard labelling is required.

5. What is the physical state and colour of the product?

   The discs are solid coated abrasives with a variable colour, depending on the specific product and grit.

6. How should I store the discs?

   Follow the instructions of the grinding or sanding machine manufacturer and applicable national regulations, and always observe the safety recommendations provided by Mirka.

7. Does the product have known toxic or ecological effects?

   No toxicological effects are known in normal use, and no specific ecological effects are known for the discs themselves.

8. How should used discs be disposed of?

   Disposal should follow national and regional regulations. Depending on whether hazardous materials from the workpiece are present, waste may be treated as non-hazardous or hazardous according to local rules.

9. Do I need special training to use Abralon discs?

   No special training is mandated, but a risk assessment is recommended before grinding or sanding, and personal protective equipment should be selected accordingly.

Section 14 – Transport information

The product is not covered by international regulations on the transport of dangerous goods. Under normal conditions it is not classified as a hazardous material for transport by road, rail, sea or air.

Section 8 – Individual protection measures

Before sanding or grinding, a risk assessment is recommended and personal protection equipment must be chosen according to the specific application and the material being worked. The following individual protective measures apply:

• Respiratory protection: Use suitable respiratory protective equipment, especially where dust from the workpiece may be generated.
• Hand protection: Wear protective gloves appropriate to the operation and material.
• Eye protection: Wear protective goggles or a face shield to protect against particles.
• Hearing protection: Use hearing protection as required by noise levels and local regulations.
• Body protection: Wear suitable protective clothing adapted to the task and working environment.

Note that hazardous dust from the workpiece material may be generated during grinding and sanding operations. National regulations for dust exposure limits must be observed.

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