Abrasive Belts

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Abrasive Belts Specification

Grain Type
Coated Abrasive Grain

Hardness
Medium to Hard (as per requirement)

Bonding
Resin Over Resin

Chemical Composition
AlO, SiC, ZrO

Shape
Rectangular / Endless Loop

Grain Sizes
36 to 400 grit

Rolls Size
100 mm x 50 m (standard), custom sizes available

Strips Size
10 mm x 330 mm, 20 mm x 520 mm, customized sizes on request

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Pieces

Color
Brown, Blue, Black, or as per abrasive type

Application
Deburring, Grinding, Polishing, Surface Finishing, Rust Removal

Industries
Woodworking, Furniture, Metal Finishing, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Glass

Temperature Resistance
Up to 150C (depends on backing and bonding)

Thickness
0.6 mm to 1.2 mm (varies with backing and grit)

Abrasive Belts About

Our entire gamut of Abrasive Belts can be purchased by our esteemed clients in several standard specifications. These belts are manufactured by utilizing advanced techniques and quality approved raw materials under the stern guidance of highly experienced technocrats. The offered belts are used for sanding, deburring, blending, grinding, polishing and finishing applications. In order to ensure the quality, these belts are sternly tested on diverse parameters. Further, we offer these Abrasive Belts at nominal rates to the clients.

Features:

Flawless finish
Light weight
Ruggedness
Easy installation

Product Details

Packing Type	Packet
Color	Brown
Brand	CM Abrasives
Grit	80 - 120
Thickness	0.5 - 10 mm
Material	Abrasives
Applications	Polishing,Scrubbing
Weight	1.55 Pounds
Size Available	10 X 330 mm,20 X 520 mm,100 X 915 mm

Broad Industrial Application

Our abrasive belts meet the rigorous demands of woodworking, metal finishing, stainless steel processing, aluminum treatment, and glass industries. Their wide range of dimensions and grit sizes ensures adaptability, maximizing productivity and enhancing finish quality in each sector.

Custom Sizing and Versatile Shapes

Offered in standard roll and strip sizes, these belts can be customized to specific requirements. Shapes include both rectangular and endless loop options, allowing seamless integration with various belt sander machines and equipment for specialized manufacturing processes.

High Performance and Durability

Manufactured from premium coated abrasive grains such as AlO, SiC, and ZrO, combined with resin over resin bonding, these belts offer excellent temperature resistance, reliability, and longevity even in tough industrial environments. Hardness is tailored to client needs, ensuring consistent results.

FAQs of Abrasive Belts:

Q: How do I select the appropriate abrasive belt for my application?

A: Choosing the right abrasive belt depends on factors such as the material being processed, desired finish, and industry requirements. Select the backing thickness, grit size (36400), and grain type (AlO, SiC, ZrO) that fit your applicationwhether its deburring, grinding, or polishing.

Q: What industries typically use these abrasive belts?

A: These belts serve multiple sectors, including woodworking, furniture making, metal finishing (including stainless steel and aluminum), and glass processing. Their versatility and robust build quality make them ideal for heavy-duty and precision surface finishing.

Q: When should abrasive belts be replaced?

A: Abrasive belts should be replaced when reduced cutting efficiency, uneven finish, or visible wear is detected. The lifespan varies with usage intensity, material type, and belt hardness, but prompt replacement ensures optimal results and machine safety.

Q: Where can I order custom sizes or shapes for abrasive belts?

A: Custom orders for specific lengths, widths, or shapes such as endless loops are available directly through the manufacturer, supplier, or trader. Discuss your requirements with us for tailored solutions to suit specialized machines or applications.

Q: What is the process for using these belts on different materials?

A: Attach the appropriate belt (rectangular or endless loop) onto a compatible machine. Adjust speed and pressure as per materialrougher grits for initial removal, finer grits for finishing. Ensure the belt matches the heat and durability needs of each material (wood, metal, glass, etc.).

Q: How does temperature resistance benefit the working process?

A: With resistance up to 150C depending on backing and bonding, these belts maintain performance and prevent premature degradation during high-friction processes, supporting continuous operation in demanding environments such as metal finishing.

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