Advantages of using the abrasive film on paper

The paper disc has been used mostly for body sanding work, but professionals who test the film disc often find some sanding qualities that paper does not.

We tell you the advantages between the TSAR film disc and the paper disc so you can choose the most suitable one according to the sanding job to be carried out.

Composition of the TSAR abrasive disc

We start by explaining the composition of our abrasive disc. abrasive disc composition

At the base we find the support of the disc, which is the material where the mineral.You can find the paper or film backing.

Between the mineral and the support there is a layer of resin which provides a strong bond between these two materials.

A special coating of stearate which provides superior performance for a longer product life.

The mineral will have specific measurements and distribution according to the grain we need in our work of sanding.

Grains range from the thickest or coarsest (P-60 or P-80) used to remove thick layers of paint, to the finest grains (P-1500 or P-2000) used for final and finishing work , where uniform sanding is required to remove surface imperfections.

Main advantages of abrasive film over paper

The disc on film support is considered the evolution of paper, so body professionals increasingly opt for sanding with film support. Here are some of its main advantages:

  • Film does not tear as easily as paper
  • The film has a high durability against paper
  • The film provides a longer product life
  • The film provides exceptional performance and finish
  • Film is the best choice for wet and dry sanding applications
  • The film provides fewer flaking problems
  • The film has a longer useful life

These are sufficient reasons for the professional to opt for the abrasive film disc for their sanding work, whether dry or wet.

If you are also looking for excellent quality and a competitive price, just visit our online catalog HERE  and request a test from our technical sales department.

Download this document that shows you the differences between the film and paper support.