1. Are your depressed centre flexible grinding discs iron free?
2. How do I measure the size of a sanding belt?
3. Is Revcut suitable for timber or predominately is for auto use?
4. Is your sandpaper iron free?
5. What dust mask protection do I use for spraying two pack paints?
6. What is the difference between P1, P2 and P3 respirators?
7. What do the letters on my filter cartridges mean (e.g. A1B1E1)?
8. What is Trizact?
9. When will my order for non-standard belts be ready?
10. What size belts do Abrasiflex Manufacture?
11. How do I polish Alloy & Stainless?

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1. Q: Are your depressed centre flexible grinding discs iron free?
   A: Our depressed centre flexible grinding discs contain less than 0.15% fe₂0₃. (Iron Oxide) They Are Free of Fe Iron.
   
   
2. Q: How do I measure the size of a sanding belt?
   A: The width of the belt x the total circumference of the belt. (You can measure this by laying the belt flat and measuring it then multiply x 2)
   
   
3. Q: Is Revcut suitable for timber or predominately is for auto use?
   A: Revcut is suitable all types of materials and coating e.g Painted and unpainted steel, timber, fibreglass, aluminium and stainless steel etc.
   
   
4. Q: Is your sandpaper iron free?
   A: All our coated abrasives are iron free.
   
   
5. Q: What dust mask protection do I use for spraying two pack paints?
   A: Use a powered air supply mask.
   
   
6. Q: What is the difference between P1, P2 and P3 respirators?
   A: This refers to the filtering efficiency a respirator. P1 - for use against mechanically generated particles, P2 - for use against mechanically & thermally generated particles and P3 - for use against all particles including highly toxic. P1 stops 80% of particles, P2 stops 94% and P3 stops 99.95%.
   
   
7. Q: What do the letters on my filter cartridges mean (e.g. A1B1E1)?
   A: These letters and numbers refer to the filter type and class.
     A - Organics (solvents)
     B - Inorganics & acid gases (chlorines ect.)
     E - SO2 and other acid gases
     G - Agricultural chemicals (low vapour pressure)
     K - Ammonia
     Hg - Mercury
     1 - low to medium absorption capacity
     2 - medium absorption capacity
     3 - high absorption capacity
   If you're unsure which filter is right for you, contact customer service.
   
   
8. Q: What is Trizact?
   A: Trizact is a new technology in abrasives delivering consistent quality, performance and finish. The secret is in micro-replication. Three-dimensional abrasive structures, identical in size and uniformly distributed over the surface ensure consistency and eliminate belt-to-belt variation. Trizact performs extremely well for the stainless steel industry.
   
   
9. Q: When will my order for non-standard belts be ready?
   A: ETA Days for W.A. Approx 2 – 3 days for all other states 5 - 7 days
   
   
10. Q: What size belts do Abrasiflex Manufacture?
    A: Abrasiflex can make or source any size sanding belt in any grit with a variety of backings.
    
    
11. Q: How do I polish Alloy & Stainless?
    A: This is a difficult Question to answer as there are so many variables involved like.
    1. "Type of finish required which will depend on the kind of products that are to be use".
    2. "What type of tools to be used will have an impact on what products are available for that kind of tool" etc.
    It is because of this we suggest you contact an Abrasiflex office near you to have one of our professional representative assist you in guiding you to the correct products and procedures to obtain the desired finish.
    
    

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