OMAX celebrates 25 years of waterjet technology
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New multi-hole patterns for Mirka’s popular paper abrasives
Mirka is extending its range of paper backed abrasives by introducing multi-hole discs in its Gold and Q Silver Ace ranges.
This will improve the discs performance by increasing dust extraction capabilities compared to traditional paper abrasives.
The new multi-hole pattern reduces clogging of the abrasive surface, increases the speed of cut and produces an improved surface finish.
Mirka Gold is an all-round product known for its versatility and quality finish. Q Silver Ace is a premium ceramic abrasive with excellent performance on more demanding applications. The new multi-hole Gold and Q Silver Ace 150 mm discs have 37 holes for coarser grits and 121 holes for finer grits.
Craig Daycock, managing director of Mirka UK, said: “No matter what surface you are working on and what tools you prefer to use, our ambition is always to enable the best possible finish whilst ensuring a dust free environment that is good for the operator and the production process.”
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