RODA Abrasives – Self Adhesive Abrasive Strips Self Adhesive Abrasive Strips – abrasive strips with self adhesive backing for sanding, smoothing, deburring, finishing and surface cleaning. Popular with a range of industries as an easy and effective way of using abrasive paper. Part of our RODA range. Made in our UK Factory. Available in Aluminium Oxide & Silicon Carbide (Wet & Dry). Velcro Backed Abrasive Strips also available. Grades: Aluminium Oxide: 60g, 80g, 120g, 240g, 320g, and 400g Silicon Carbide: 600g, 800g, and 1200g Sizes: 25mm x 280mm, 50mm x 280mm, 75mm x 280mm, 100mm x 280mm Applications for Self Adhesive Abrasives: Self Adhesive Abrasive Strips can be utilised for a variety of tasks. Sanding & Smoothing Surface cleaning Preparing a surface for polishing Polishing Deburring Edge-working Shaping & Removing material Benefits and Best Features of Using Self Adhesive Abrasive Strips: These abrasive strips are a great alternative to regular abrasives. Available in both Aluminium Oxide and Silicon Carbide (Wet & Dry) Available in a range of grits from 60g (very coarse) to 2500g (very fine) Coarser grades are excellent for harder metals and for doing more work where there is large burrs Available in a range of sizes Very economical method of material removal Easier than using regular abrasive paper Can be adhered to surfaces such as hand files, sanding blocks etc. Perfect for flat surfaces Great for working on large areas High Quality Made in our UK Factory Suitable Materials: Self Adhesive Abrasives are great for sanding and finishing a range of materials, such as: All metals, including steel and precious metals Plastics Wood Ceramics & Glass Relevant Industries using Self Adhesive Abrasives: We supply Self Adhesive Abrasive Strips to all kinds of industries, including: Mould Tool making Automotive Aerospace Welding Fabrication Metalwork Woodwork Jewellery Sculpture Tips: The higher the grade of abrasive you use, the smoother the finish will be. To prepare a surface for the final polish with Felt/Mops and compound you should work through the grades starting at the most coarse (60g) up to the finest (2500g) For more information give us a call – we have experts here who have been polishing for years! And take a look at our You Tube page for videos of us hard at work finishing!
