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Grinding is a key stage of surface treatment in many industries. There are two main methods: dry and wet grinding.
Endless abrasive belt VSM SA562X 50x1500 mm P80
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VSM ACTIROX
Description of the product
ACTIROX with geometrically shaped ceramic abrasive grain for maximum material removal offers impressive results when machining stainless or unalloyed steels with aggressive cutting and a very long service life. Faster grinding significantly reduces machining times. TOP SIZE coating ensures cool cutting, which significantly reduces material waste and makes further machining unnecessary.
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Maximum material removal due to the geometric shape of the ceramic grain reduces operating costs such as energy and storage costs
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More than twice the material removal compared to conventional abrasives with ceramic and zirconia grains, thanks to faster grinding
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Highest performance with superalloys, stainless steel and unalloyed steel due to optimized coating density
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Ideal for further processing into flap discs
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Other grain ranges:P40, P60, P80
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