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    Abrasive net Granat Net STF D125 P220 GR NET/50

    for RO 125, ES 125, ETS 125, ETSC 125, ETS EC 125, LEX 125
    Order number 203299

    44,80 RRP exc. VAT

    53,76 RRP inc. VAT

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    Items included

      • Qty. in pack: 50.00 Pieces
      • in carton

    Functions

    The new Granat Net abrasive is the perfect solution for machining materials which produce a large quantity of dust. The open net structure enables dust extraction across the entire surface – for working cleanly, a high material removal capacity and a long service life of the abrasive. Granat Net is available in five different formats which cover a wide range of different applications.

    Product highlights

    • Convenient and safe:

      Resistant mesh structure with high tear resistance and edge stability – for perfect results right down to the smallest detail, without scratches and without rework.

    • Achieve ideal results more quickly:

      The perfect solution for machining materials which produce a large quantity of dust. The net structure enables dust extraction across the entire surface. This leads to reduced clogging and a long service life.

    • Systems get it done:

      Simple positioning of the sanding disc on the pad since no hole pattern has to be followed.

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    Product details

    STF D125 P220 GR NET/50

    • Dust extraction across the entire surface

      The open net structure extracts the material across the entire surface – a major advantage with soft base layers and those which produce a large quantity of dust.

    • High economic efficiency

      The dust extraction across the entire surface keeps the abrasive and surface permanently dust-free. The sanding performance remains constant, the abrasive becomes clogged up less frequently and can be used for a long time.

    • High tear resistance and edge stability

      The resistant net structure protects against tearing and has extremely stable edges. For perfect results right down to the smallest detail, without scratches and without rework.

    • Simple positioning

      The abrasive can be fitted to the sanding pad quickly and easily without having to follow the hole pattern.

    • Dust extraction across the entire surface

      The open net structure extracts the material across the entire surface – a major advantage with soft base layers and those which produce a large quantity of dust.

    • High economic efficiency

      The dust extraction across the entire surface keeps the abrasive and surface permanently dust-free. The sanding performance remains constant, the abrasive becomes clogged up less frequently and can be used for a long time.

    • High tear resistance and edge stability

      The resistant net structure protects against tearing and has extremely stable edges. For perfect results right down to the smallest detail, without scratches and without rework.

    • Simple positioning

      The abrasive can be fitted to the sanding pad quickly and easily without having to follow the hole pattern.

    Usage

    Main applications

    • For repair compound, filler, paint, varnish and base layers which generally produce a large quantity of dust

    Technical Data

    
    Technical data
    Grit
    P220
    Diameter
    125.00 mm

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