Adhesive-backed (PSA) sanding and finishing rolls for all surfaces have an open-coat silicon carbide abrasive applied to a paper backing. PSA abrasives have a sticky backing that creates a strong bond when attached to a smooth-surface backing pad. They cannot be reapplied after removing, so they're a good choice for applications where grits aren't changed frequently and the abrasive is fully worn down before changing. Silicon carbide is a sharp synthetic abrasive that provides a fine finish in low-pressure applications such as finishing and painting preparation. It breaks down faster than aluminum oxide. Open-coat abrasives have grit on about 50% of the surface leaving space between the abrasive grains to prevent swarf from clogging the surface which keeps the workpiece cooler. The paper backing provides a smooth, flat surface to provide consistent pressure across the work surface.

Adhesive-backed cool-cutting sandpaper sheets for all surfaces have an open-coat ceramic abrasive applied to a paper backing. PSA abrasives have a sticky backing that creates a strong bond when attached to a smooth-surface backing pad. They cannot be reapplied after removing, so they're a good choice for applications where grits aren't changed frequently and the abrasive is fully worn down before changing. Open-coat abrasives have grit on about 50% of the surface leaving space between the abrasive grains to prevent swarf from clogging the surface which keeps the workpiece cooler. Ceramic self-sharpens faster than other abrasives to remove material quicker. Quicker material removal speeds up the work and keeps the surface cooler, making ceramic a good choice for heat-sensitive metals.

Hook-and-loop cool-cutting sandpaper rolls for all surfaces have an open-coat ceramic abrasive applied to a paper backing. The hook-and-loop backing sticks to a compatible surface and can be quickly removed and replaced without tools, which reduces downtime and increases productivity. They're a good choice for applications where the abrasive is changed out before fully worn out. Ceramic self-sharpens faster than other abrasives to remove material quicker. Quicker material removal speeds up the work and keeps the surface cooler, making ceramic a good choice for heat-sensitive metals. Open-coat abrasives have grit on about 50% of the surface leaving space between the abrasive grains to prevent swarf from clogging the surface which keeps the workpiece cooler. The paper backing provides a smooth, flat surface to provide consistent pressure across the work surface.

Adhesive-backed paint-preparation and coating-removal rolls for all surfaces have a closed-coat ceramic abrasive applied to a paper backing. PSA abrasives have a sticky backing that creates a strong bond when attached to a smooth-surface backing pad. They cannot be reapplied after removing, so they're a good choice for applications where grits aren't changed frequently and the abrasive is fully worn down before changing. Closed-coat abrasives have abrasive grain across the entire surface to provide a smoother finish and faster material removal than open-coat coverage. Ceramic self-sharpens faster than other abrasives to remove material quicker. Quicker material removal speeds up the work and keeps the surface cooler, making ceramic a good choice for heat-sensitive metals.

Hook-and-loop paint-preparation and coating-removal rolls for all surfaces have a closed-coat ceramic abrasive applied to a paper backing. Compatible surfaces and substrates include paint, plastic, composites, gelcoat, fiberglass, and carbon steel. The hook-and-loop backing sticks to a compatible surface and can be quickly removed and replaced without tools, which reduces downtime and increases productivity. They're a good choice for applications where the abrasive is changed out before fully worn out. Ceramic self-sharpens faster than other abrasives to remove material quicker. Quicker material removal speeds up the work and keeps the surface cooler, making ceramic a good choice for heat-sensitive metals. Closed-coat abrasives have abrasive grain across the entire surface to provide a smoother finish and faster material removal than open-coat coverage.