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Non-Woven Hand Pad

RMC Non-woven abrasive pad mainly used for deburring of wood, paint, lacquered, brass, copper and steel. Suitable for stainless products, excellent for stainless.


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Specification of Non-Woven Hand Pad


TypeGrainBackingBondColorform
rollsheetdisc
Non-woven abrasivesAlONon-wovenR/Rredgray


Advantages of Non-Woven Hand Pad


Advantages of Non-Woven Hand Pad


Non-woven hand pads have good elasticity and excellent sharpness, offering you superior and even scratch performance. Whether you're looking for consistent results or enhanced durability, these non-woven grinding discs are designed to meet your needs.



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