ABRANET NC 150MM GRIP ABRASIVE DISCS

What is ABRANET NC 150mm Grip Abrasive Discs and why choose them

ABRANET NC 150mm Grip Abrasive Discs by Mirka are coated abrasives designed for efficient grinding and sanding of different kinds of material. Supplied as solid, circular discs with a hook-and-loop (grip) backing in 150 mm diameter, they are easy to mount and remove from compatible sanding machines, offering consistent performance with minimal downtime. As coated abrasives classified as articles, they are not considered dangerous substances or mixtures under Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008.

Main features

• Coated abrasive technology: Optimised for grinding and sanding operations on a wide range of workpiece materials.
• 150 mm grip backing: Hook-and-loop style attachment for quick disc changes and secure fixing on suitable backing pads.
• Solid and stable construction: Physically stable in normal use, with no decomposition expected under recommended operating conditions.
• Versatile colour range: Discs may be supplied in variable colours depending on grit and specification.
• Non-classified for hazards: Not classified as hazardous according to Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008; no hazard labelling is required.

Technical specifications

• Product type: Coated abrasive disc
• Format: Round disc
• Diameter: 150 mm
• Backing type: Grip (hook-and-loop) for use with compatible sanding machines
• Physical state: Solid
• Colour: Variable depending on version
• Water solubility: Not defined
• Product classification: Article; not a dangerous substance or mixture under Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008

Applications and use cases

These Mirka ABRANET NC 150mm Grip Abrasive Discs are suitable for grinding and sanding tasks across different kinds of materials when used on compatible sanding machines. Typical applications include:

• Smoothing and levelling surfaces prior to subsequent finishing stages.
• Intermediate sanding between coats or process steps, depending on the workpiece material.
• General purpose material removal and surface preparation where a 150 mm disc format is required.

For safe and effective operation, users should always follow the instructions of the grinding or sanding machine manufacturer and comply with relevant national regulations, as well as the safety recommendations of the abrasive manufacturer.

Section 8 – Individual protection measures

Before starting any grinding or sanding operation, it is recommended to carry out a risk assessment and select personal protective equipment according to the specific application and the material being ground. Dust from the workpiece material can be hazardous; national dust exposure limit values must be taken into account.

• Respiratory protection: Use suitable respiratory protective equipment appropriate to the expected dust load and workpiece material.
• Hand protection: Wear protective gloves adapted to the task and material being processed.
• Eye and face protection: Wear protective goggles or a face shield to protect against particles generated during grinding or sanding.
• Hearing protection: Use hearing protection where noise levels from machines reach or exceed applicable limits.
• Body protection: Use suitable protective clothing to shield the body from dust and particles.

Section 14 – Transport information

ABRANET NC 150mm Grip Abrasive Discs are not covered by international regulations on the transport of dangerous goods. They are supplied as solid coated abrasive articles and do not require special transport classifications under common transport rules.

FAQ

1. Are ABRANET NC 150mm Grip Abrasive Discs classified as hazardous?

No. These coated abrasive discs are articles and are not classified as dangerous substances or mixtures according to Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008, and therefore do not require hazard labelling.

2. What are these discs used for?

They are used for grinding and sanding different kinds of material when mounted on compatible 150 mm sanding machines.

3. Do I need personal protective equipment when using these discs?

Yes. A risk assessment should be carried out before use, and appropriate PPE such as respiratory protection, gloves, eye and face protection, hearing protection and protective clothing should be selected according to the material being ground.

4. Can these discs generate hazardous dust?

The discs themselves are not classified as hazardous, but grinding and sanding can generate hazardous dust from the workpiece material. National regulations for dust exposure limits must always be observed.

5. Are there any special storage requirements?

The discs are stable when handled and stored correctly. Follow the machine and manufacturer recommendations for storage to maintain product performance.

6. What happens in case of fire?

In a fire involving these discs, suitable extinguishing media include water, foam, sand, powder or CO₂, selected according to the surrounding materials. Toxic fumes may occur, so respiratory protective equipment should be used by fire fighters.

7. Are there known toxicological effects from normal handling?

No toxicological effects from inhalation, ingestion, or eye and skin contact with the intact product are known under normal conditions of use.

8. How should used discs be disposed of?

Disposal should follow applicable national and regional regulations. If no hazardous materials are added to the abrasives during use, disposal as non-hazardous waste may be possible under Decision 2000/532/EC.

9. Are there environmental concerns associated with these discs?

No specific toxic, bioaccumulative or mobility effects are known for the coated abrasive article itself. Nevertheless, disposal must follow local environmental regulations.

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