Aluminium Oxide Grains

Abrasive grains are hard materials used to remove excess material from the surface. Any hard minerals that are used on metal, wood, alloys, or other materials to grind or polish them are called abrasive grains.

Aluminum oxide, zirconia alumina, and ceramic alumina are the three most frequently utilized varieties of synthetic abrasive grains. The most prevalent variety of aluminum oxide is brown aluminum oxide, which has a longer shelf life due to its slower rate at which the grains split and degrade. Aluminum oxide is also incredibly resilient. It stands out from other forms due to its lower cost and relatively long shelf life.

Aluminum oxide is the most commonly used grain in the industry regardless of whether you are sanding wood or metal as it does a perfect job on a variety of materials including bare wood, painted surfaces, and metal. For the creation of grinding belts, flap discs, flap wheels, grinding wheels, and many more abrasive instruments, the grains are fused with a suitable matrix in a coated or bonded form.

Aluminum oxide grains of various grit sizes are produced in high quality by Abelin Polymers.