Micro-Mesh Discs – Cushioned Abrasive Discs for Precision Finishing – Hook & Loop / Self-Adhesive Backed

Industrial Micro-Mesh Discs for Controlled Finishing Micro-Mesh discs use a flexible cushioned abrasive construction rather than a conventional coated grit surface. Abrasive crystals are embedded within a resilient matrix, allowing controlled movement under pressure. This design delivers: Consistent micro-scratch patterns Reduced heat generation Lower abrasive loading Extended working life Greater surface integrity during fine finishing Where finish quality and predictability are critical, Micro-Mesh provides a more controlled alternative to standard sanding discs. Optimised for Machine Efficiency Micro-Mesh sanding discs are specified for powered finishing processes, enabling faster throughput without sacrificing surface quality. Hook & Loop (Velcro) Backing Rapid disc changeover during multi-grade processes Suitable for progressive finishing sequences Reusable in production environments Self Adhesive (PSA) Backing Secure, low-profile attachment Ideal for precision-controlled finishing Both types are compatible with orbital sanders, DA sanders and most rotary tools with a compatible backing pad: Velcro backing pads with M14 thread (2″ – 8″ dia) Velcro backing pads with shank (1″ – 3″ dia) Self-Adhesive backing pads with M14 thread (6″ dia) Self-Adhesive backing pads with shank (1″ – 3″ dia) Using machine-mounted micro-mesh discs significantly reduces finishing time while maintaining uniform surface refinement. Suitable Machinery Quick View Air (Windy) Tools Puma Orbital Air Sander 2″ – Air Driven – AT7118B £169.81 incl VAT Quick View Electric Power Tools & Grinders Flex Light-Weight Flex Polishing Machine – PE14-3.125 Call us to find out the current price for this product Die Grinders 16 Products Micromotors 17 Products Flexible Shaft Machines 14 Products Tips for Use For optimal results we recommend using Micro-Mesh discs alongside the following products to formulate a comprehensive surface finishing system: RODA Abrasive Discs & Rings – For initial surface preparation if you’re removing deep scratches or stubborn marks. RODA Felt Discs – Also Velcro/PSA backed. Use to apply metal finishing compounds and polish following the Micro-Mesh abrasive process. Micro-Mesh 100% Cotton Polishing Cloth – Perfect or applying compounds & liquid abrasives by hand. Tuf-Buf Lambswool Polishing Pads – Great for machine assisted application of Micro-Mesh liquids & compounds. Micro-Gloss Liquid Abrasive – Follow the final Micro-Mesh stage/finest grade to enhance the finish. Micro-Mesh Anti-Static Cream – Use after Micro-Gloss as a final step on plastics & polycarbonate to remove static charge generated during polishing. Metal Finishing Compounds – Great way to enhance your finish when working with metal surfaces post-Micro-Mesh. Suitable for wet or dry use. Wet sanding improves debris clearance and extends disc service life. Micro-Mesh Types – Identify Your Process Selecting the correct abrasive type ensures optimal cutting performance and finish quality. Regular For plastics, acrylic, composites, wood and soft metals. Specified where clarity restoration and fine surface blending are required. MX Developed for harder metals including stainless steel. Provides firmer backing response for controlled metallic finishing. AO (Aluminium Oxide) Designed for aluminium and solid surface materials such as Corian. Offers enhanced initial refinement prior to polishing stages. For full technical details on Micro-Mesh types, consult our Micro-Mesh grade guide. Full Micron-Graded Range – Down to 1 micron Micro-Mesh discs are graded in microns rather than conventional FEPA “P” grits. Higher micron values = greater material removal Lower micron values = finer finish Typical progression: 1500 (30µm) – surface levelling 4000 (5µm) – pre-polish refinement 12000 (1µm) – ultra-fine finishing Complete grade availability allows precise control of your finishing sequence. For FEPA equivalencies and detailed comparisons, refer to our Micro-Mesh grade comparison chart. Micro-Mesh Disc Sizes & Supply Options Diameters 1″ | 2″ | 3″ | 5″ | 6″ | 8″ Units of Sale 1″ & 2″ – Pack of 50 (single grade per pack) 3″–8″ – Individual discs 3″–8″ – Variety sets (7, 9, or 13 disc systems depending on type – 1 of each grade) Regular Variety Pack (x9): 1500 REG | 1800 REG | 2400 REG | 3200 REG | 3600 REG | 4000 REG | 6000 REG | 8000 REG | 12000 REG MX Variety Pack (x13): 60 MX | 80 MX | 100 MX | 120 MX | 150 MX | 180 MX | 240 MX | 320 MX | 360 MX | 400 MX | 600 MX | 800 MX | 1200 MX AO Variety Pack (x7): 300 AO | 600 AO | 800 AO | 1500 AO | 2400 AO | 4000 AO | 12000 AO Whether you require bulk small-diameter discs for repetitive work or a complete finishing system for larger surfaces, options are available to suit workshop and production requirements. Common Applications Micro-Mesh abrasive discs are widely used for: Plastic and acrylic polishing Headlight restoration Stainless steel refinement Aluminium finishing Solid surface fabrication Resin and composite finishing Fine defect correction Why Order Micro-Mesh Discs from Moleroda? As the leading trusted distributor of genuine Micro-Mesh products in the UK, Moleroda guarantees: Comprehensive diameter and grade availability Multiple abrasive systems in one configurable product Professional-grade specification Machine-compatible formats Technical support and grade guidance available Configure your required diameter, type and grade above to order the correct micro-mesh sanding discs for your application. For broader system components and related abrasive formats, explore our full Micro-Mesh product range. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What tools are compatible? Hook & Loop discs are suitable for orbital sanders, DA sanders and drill backing pads. PSA discs suit rotary tools and mandrels. What is the finest grade available? 12000 grade (1µm) provides ultra-fine finishing. Can these discs be used wet? Yes. Wet use reduces loading and improves finish consistency. How do Micro-Mesh grades compare to standard abrasives? See our dedicated Micro-Mesh conversion chart for direct comparisons to conventional P-grits.