Abrasives & Polishers (80,500+ items) - Page 18
Depressed Center Grinding Wheel, Type 27, 4 1/2 in Dia, 0.25 in Thick, 7/8 in Arbor Hole Size
Cut-Off & Grinding Wheel, Type 27, 4 1/2 in Dia, 0.125 in Thick, 5/8"-11 Arbor Hole Size, 24 Grit
Hook-and-Loop Sanding Disc, 5" Dia, Multi-Hole, Precision Shaped Ceramic, 120+ Grit, Open Coat Type
Cut-Off Wheel, Type 27, 4 1/2 in Dia, 0.125 in Thick, 5/8"-11 Arbor Hole Size, Ceramic, 36 Grit
Hook-and-Loop Sanding Disc, 5" Dia, No Hole, Zirconia Alumina, 40 Grit, Coated Type, BlueFire H875P
Surface-Conditioning Belt, 6 in W, 48 in L, Non-Woven, Aluminum Oxide, Not Applicable Grit, Coarse
Hook-and-Loop Sanding Disc, 5 in Dia, Non-Vacuum, Aluminum Oxide, 120 Grit, Coated Type, Abranet
SAIT 76209 Ovation Attacker High Density Fiberglass Backed Flap Disc (Type 27) 4-1/2" x 7/8", 80 Grit
Depressed Center Grinding Wheel, Type 27, 6 in Dia, 0.25 in Thick, 5/8"-11 Arbor Hole Size, 24 Grit
About Abrasives & Polishers
Abrasives and Polishers
Removing unwanted textures from your workpiece is an important step in achieving a professional finish. Whether you are sanding, grinding, or deburring, you'll find all the tools you need for your project at Zoro. From flap discs and abrasive rolls to grinding wheels and wire brushes, Zoro has what is required for all of your smoothing and polishing applications. We also have tumblers and tools for blasting, as well as stones and files to keep tools sharp. Shop from the most popular brands including 3M, Superior Abrasives, ARC Abrasives, Clesco, Dynabrade, United Abrasives/SAIT, Norton, and many more. We offer abrasives and polishers at everyday low prices to help keep production going and your bottom line intact.
What are Abrasives?
Abrasives remove and smooth rough edges, nicks, burrs, and notches from materials such as wood, metal, and steel. Grinding wheels and cut-off wheels finish a variety of surfaces including glass, wood, metal, and concrete. Abrasives are made from minerals, a mix of synthetics and minerals, or solely synthetic materials. Common minerals used to make abrasives include aluminum oxide, cubic boron nitride, and silicon carbide. Abrasives come in a wide range of grits ranging approximately from 12 to 1,200. The higher the number, the finer the grit. To sand your workpiece successfully, your grit strength must be stronger than your workpiece.
What are Polishers?
Polishers can help enhance the appearance of your workpiece by giving it a lustrous, reflective look. Polishing metal can enhance its strength, while polishing wood will give it a smooth look. At Zoro, we carry everything you need to polish your project including honing brushes, polisher parts, buffing and polishing compounds, vibratory tumblers, felt stars, abrasive bobs, and more.