Resin Diamond Polishing Hand Pads for Glass Marble Granite Stone

• Customization: Available
• Natural Abrasive Type: Industrial Diamond
• Artificial Abrasive Type: Industrial Diamond
• Model NO.: ZL-37D
• Application: Granite, Marble
• Function: Surface Polishing
• Source: Artificial Abrasives
• Particle Size: Abrasive
• Hardness: Superabrasive
• Bonding Agent: Resin
• Other Names: Hand Pad, Hand Block
• Grit: 800#-7000#
• Grade: a
• Certificate: ISO9001
• Feature: Patented Product
• Transport Package: Standard Carton
• Specification: 90*55mm
• Trademark: Z-LION
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 68042190
• Production Capacity: 100000PCS/Month

Product Description

 

Product Description

Z-LION Resin hand pad, patented product, round dot design, can polish granite and marble, no dye at all.

√User friendly design of slot on side, comfortable for hand holding
√Flexible base cloth, dots particle will not fall off
√Independent dots, good flexibility
√More patterns/designs available

Feature:
Foam-backed is soft
Resin bond fine-grit dot is white and can be applied to polish granite and marble, it never leaves dye on the surface of stone during working and has a good polishing efficiency.
Dot shape and unttached base make the hand pad softer and easy to bend, which help to polish the curve part. This is exclusively designed and made by ZL diamond technology co.,ltd. and effectively solves the problem of polishing Curve part.

 

 

Product Name:	Resin Hand Pad
Item No.:	ZL-37D
Brand:	Z-LION
Grit:	800#, 1800#, 3500#, 7000#
Size:	90*55MM
Application:	Granite, Marble, etc.
MOQ:	1 pc
Lead Time:	5-15 working days
Certificate:	ISO9001
Customization:	OEM, ODM, OBM

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Company Profile

Z-LION DIAMOND TOOLS GROUP / Xiamen ZL Diamond Technology Co., Ltd. is a professional diamond tool manufacturer. Our main products include diamond cutting blades, grinding wheel, polishing pads, core drills, diamond wire saw, etc. Our products are used for cutting, grinding polishing and drilling of stone, ceramics, glasses and concrete.

 

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