ABRANET ACE HD 150MM GRIP DISCS

What is ABRANET ACE HD GRIP DISC and why choose it

ABRANET ACE HD GRIP DISCS by Mirka are high‑performance coated abrasives designed for the grinding and sanding of different kinds of material. Supplied as solid, durable discs with a grip backing, they offer consistent abrasion while complying with the FEPA voluntary product information format for coated abrasives. The disc is classified as an article and is not considered a dangerous substance or mixture according to Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008.

Main features

• Coated abrasive disc suitable for grinding and sanding operations on a wide range of materials.
• Safe handling classification: not classified as hazardous under Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008; no hazard labelling required.
• Stable and robust: solid physical state with good stability under normal handling and storage conditions.
• Low ecological impact during normal use: no known toxic, bioaccumulative or environmentally harmful effects from the disc itself.
• Flexible, coated construction that allows use with compatible grinding and sanding machines following the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Easy end‑of‑life management: in the absence of hazardous residues from the workpiece, the disc can be disposed of as non‑hazardous waste under Decision 2000/532/EC (EWC 120121).

Technical specifications

• Product type: coated abrasive grip disc (article).
• Intended use: grinding and sanding of different kinds of material.
• Physical state: solid.
• Colour: variable.
• Chemical stability: stable under normal conditions of use and storage; no decomposition in normal use.
• Reactivity: no dangerous reactions known when handled correctly.
• Water solubility: not defined.
• Hazard classification: not applicable (article, not a dangerous substance or mixture according to Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008).

Applications and typical use cases

ABRANET ACE HD GRIP DISCS are suitable for professional and industrial users who need reliable coated abrasives for a variety of grinding and sanding tasks. Always follow the grinding or sanding machine manufacturer’s instructions and applicable national regulations.

• General grinding and sanding of different workpiece materials.
• Preparatory surface work before further finishing steps.
• Use in workshops and production lines where consistent abrasive performance and safety compliance are required.

FAQ – ABRANET ACE HD GRIP DISCS

1. 1. Is the disc classified as a hazardous product?

   No. The disc is an article and is not classified as a dangerous substance or mixture according to Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008, so no CLP hazard labelling is required.

2. 2. For what kind of tasks can I use this disc?

   It is intended for the grinding and sanding of different kinds of material using suitable grinding or sanding machines.

3. 3. Does the disc present health risks during normal handling?

   No harmful effects are known from inhalation, skin contact, eye contact or ingestion of the disc itself. However, hazardous dust from the workpiece material can be generated during sanding, so appropriate protection must be used.

4. 4. What should I do in case of fire involving these discs?

   Use water, foam, sand, powder or CO₂, selecting the extinguishing agent according to the surrounding materials. Toxic fumes may occur; suitable respiratory protection should be used.

5. 5. How should I handle and store the discs?

   Follow the instructions of the grinding machine manufacturer and the relevant national regulations, and observe Mirka’s safety recommendations. Avoid conditions outside normal storage and use.

6. 6. How do I dispose of used discs?

   If no hazardous materials have been added from the workpiece, the discs can be disposed of as non‑hazardous waste according to Decision 2000/532/EC (EWC 120121). Always follow national and regional regulations.

7. 7. Are there known environmental risks?

   No toxic, bioaccumulative or other adverse environmental effects are known for the disc itself under normal use and disposal conditions.

8. 8. Is a chemical safety assessment required?

   No chemical safety assessment is required for this product.

9. 9. What happens if the disc is overheated?

   At temperatures above approximately 250 °C, hazardous or toxic decomposition products may form. Avoid excessive overheating during use.

10. 10. Who is the manufacturer?

    The discs are supplied by Mirka Ltd, based in Jeppo, Finland.

Section 14 – Transport information

The product is not covered by international regulations on the transport of dangerous goods. Standard transport procedures for non‑hazardous solid articles are sufficient, provided applicable national and regional transport rules are respected.

Section 8 – Individual protection measures

Before starting grinding or sanding operations, a risk assessment is recommended and suitable personal protective equipment must be selected according to the specific application and the material being worked.

• Respiratory protection: use appropriate respiratory protective equipment, especially where dust from the workpiece or process can be generated.
• Hand protection: wear protective gloves suited to the task and material being ground.
• Eye and face protection: wear protective goggles or a face shield to protect against particles and dust.
• Hearing protection: use suitable hearing protection when working with noisy grinding or sanding equipment.
• Body protection: use protective clothing appropriate to the operation and material being processed.
• Exposure to dust: hazardous dust from the workpiece material may be generated during sanding; national dust exposure limit values and regulations must be observed.

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