DISCS ABRANET ACE 150 MM

What is Mirka Abranet Ace 150 mm and why choose it?

Mirka Abranet Ace 150 mm discs are high-performance net abrasives designed for demanding sanding and grinding tasks on a wide variety of materials. Thanks to their optimized mesh backing and ceramic grain, they offer fast cutting, long lifetime and excellent surface finish, while the open net structure helps to control dust when used with an appropriate extraction system.

These 150 mm grip discs fit most standard 150 mm orbital sanders and are ideal for professional workshops and advanced DIY users who need consistent, high-quality results on hardwoods, solid surfaces, fillers, primers and many other substrates.

Main features

• Net abrasive technology: PA/PES net backing that allows efficient dust extraction across the entire surface when combined with a compatible vacuum system, helping to keep the work area cleaner.
• Ceramic grain: Ceramic / ceramic coated abrasive grain provides aggressive cutting action and long life, especially on hard surfaces.
• Fast, even sanding: Closed coating and uniform grain distribution for rapid stock removal with a consistent scratch pattern.
• Versatile 150 mm disc format: Round discs with 150 mm diameter, suitable for many 150 mm random orbital sanders with hook and loop backing pads.
• Grip attachment: Hook and loop (grip) backing for quick disc changes and secure attachment to the backing pad.
• Wide grit range: Available in multiple grits from coarse to fine (typically P80–P1000) to cover everything from initial levelling to final finishing.
• Reliable and stable: Classified as a solid article with no known harmful effects in normal use; the coated abrasive is chemically stable under recommended storage and working conditions.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Mirka
• Product line: Abranet Ace
• Form: Discs
• Diameter: 150 mm
• Attachment type: Grip (hook and loop)
• Backing material: PA net / PES net
• Grain type: Ceramic / ceramic coated
• Coating: Closed
• Physical state: Solid article
• Colour: Light maroon (may vary slightly depending on grit)
• Water solubility: Not defined
• Typical grit range: P80 to P1000 (availability depends on variant)

Applications and use cases

Mirka Abranet Ace 150 mm discs are suitable for sanding and grinding of many different materials and surfaces, including but not limited to:

• Wood: Hardwoods such as oak, beech, ash and tropical woods, as well as soft/resinous woods and engineered boards like MDF, HDF and chipboard.
• Paint and coatings: Paint sanding, paint stripping, primers (including water-based and UV primers), fillers and body fillers, lacquers and clear coats.
• Solid surface and composites: Solid surface materials and composite surfaces, including well-known solid surface brands.
• Metals: Steel and mild/carbon steel where appropriate sanding steps are required.
• Other substrates: Plastics, melamine, plaster/putty and glass fibre, following the recommended grit sequence.

Typical environments where these discs are used include body shops, carpentry and joinery workshops, furniture manufacturing, solid surface fabrication, industrial maintenance, and advanced DIY projects.

FAQ

1. Are Mirka Abranet Ace 150 mm discs classified as dangerous goods?

No. According to the safety information for coated abrasives in this product group, these discs are considered articles and are not classified as dangerous substances or mixtures. No specific hazard classification applies under Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008.

2. What types of sanders are compatible with these discs?

They are designed for 150 mm (6 inch class) sanders with hook and loop backing pads, such as random orbital sanders that accept 150 mm grip discs.

3. Which materials can I sand with Abranet Ace?

The discs are suitable for a wide range of materials, including hard and soft woods, MDF/HDF, chipboard, steel and mild steel, plaster/putty, primers, paints, lacquers, fillers, plastics, glass fibre and solid surface materials.

4. Do the discs produce less dust than conventional paper abrasives?

Yes. The net backing allows dust to be evacuated through the entire surface of the disc when connected to a compatible dust extraction system, which helps reduce airborne dust compared with many conventional paper-backed discs.

5. Are there any special first aid measures required when using these discs?

No special first aid measures are required for the disc itself. Inhalation or eye contact with the intact product is not expected due to its form. If dust from the workpiece causes irritation, follow standard first aid practices and seek medical advice if necessary.

6. How should I store the discs?

Store them in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and follow the recommendations of the abrasive and machine manufacturer. Proper storage helps maintain disc performance and lifetime.

7. Can the discs be used wet?

The product information focuses on dry sanding. Whether wet sanding is suitable depends on the specific material and system being used; always follow Mirka’s and the machine manufacturer’s recommendations for your application.

8. What personal protective equipment should I use?

Before grinding or sanding, a risk assessment is recommended. Depending on the application and the material being sanded, use respiratory protection, protective gloves, safety goggles or a face shield, hearing protection and suitable protective clothing.

9. Are there any known toxicological or ecological effects from the discs themselves?

No toxicological effects are known for the intact coated abrasive when inhaled, swallowed or in contact with skin or eyes, and no specific ecological effects are known under normal use and disposal conditions.

10. How should I dispose of used discs?

Disposal should follow national and regional regulations. In general, and provided no hazardous materials have been added from the workpiece, disposal as non-hazardous waste is possible.

Transport information (Section 14)

The product is not covered by international regulations on the transport of dangerous goods. Coated abrasive discs in this group are not classified as dangerous for transport by road, rail, sea or air.

Individual protection measures (Section 8)

Before starting any grinding or sanding operation, it is recommended to carry out a risk assessment and select personal protective equipment accordingly. Depending on the specific application and the material being worked, the following individual protection measures apply:

• Respiratory protection: Use appropriate respiratory protective equipment to limit inhalation of dust generated from the workpiece.
• Hand protection: Wear protective gloves suitable for the material being processed.
• Eye and face protection: Wear protective goggles or a face shield to prevent particles and dust from entering the eyes.
• Hearing protection: Use suitable hearing protection, especially when operating power sanders for extended periods.
• Body protection: Use protective clothing to shield skin from dust and debris generated during sanding.

In addition, always follow the instructions of the grinding or sanding machine manufacturer and comply with relevant national regulations.

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