johnakay Member Messages 1,772 Nov 18, 2012 #1 does the higher no mean finer grit on a ginding disc or is it lower? I bought some of this and it is a bit course. ABRASIVE DISCS 100mm X 16mm Grit 60 Last edited by a moderator: Nov 18, 2012
does the higher no mean finer grit on a ginding disc or is it lower? I bought some of this and it is a bit course. ABRASIVE DISCS 100mm X 16mm Grit 60
T tab Member Messages 156 Nov 18, 2012 #2 Yes, the higher the number the finer the grit, 60 is low and course
Hitch Moderator Staff member Messages 13,538 Location England Nov 18, 2012 #3 36 grit very coarse, 1200 grit very fine...... Same as sandpaper and other abrasives. You can get quite fine discs, the sort that fit on a backing pad. 100x16, is that the black hard disc type?
36 grit very coarse, 1200 grit very fine...... Same as sandpaper and other abrasives. You can get quite fine discs, the sort that fit on a backing pad. 100x16, is that the black hard disc type?
K KemppiFrog Member Messages 4,298 Location Aquitaine Nov 18, 2012 #4 Sounds like it. 16mm would be the diameter of the centre hole. But I would expect a third no. the thickness of the disc.
Sounds like it. 16mm would be the diameter of the centre hole. But I would expect a third no. the thickness of the disc.
pedrobedro Man at Matalan Messages 13,109 Location CX near Chesterfield Nov 18, 2012 #5 They sound like fibre discs for a 4" grinder with backing pad. 60 grit is good for taking welds down and removing heavy rust.
They sound like fibre discs for a 4" grinder with backing pad. 60 grit is good for taking welds down and removing heavy rust.
johnakay Member Messages 1,772 Nov 18, 2012 #6 cheers chaps. yes sanding disc.I bought 50 cause it was cheap!