Floor Sanding Mesh Discs

Floor Sanding Mesh Discs are essential tools designed to make your sanding projects quicker and more effective. These high-quality discs are manufactured from premium silicone carbide, ensuring they deliver exceptional durability and performance on a variety of surfaces, including hardwood and concrete floors.

These floor sanding mesh discs are constructed with a resin-on-resin bonding process, which enhances their lifespan and resistance to wear. Additionally, the electrostatic coating helps control dust and improve the sanding process. These features combined create a product that withstands the demands of professional use.

One of the standout features of these Floor Sanding Mesh Discs is their open mesh design. This innovative design allows the removed material to fall away from the disc instead of accumulating on the surface, preventing clogging and ensuring efficient sanding. This means you can work more smoothly and spend less time cleaning up during your projects.

These floor sanding mesh discs are perfect for a range of applications, including sanding and restoring old hardwood floors, as well as removing paint, varnish, wax, and glues from hardwood, concrete, stone, or tile surfaces. They are offered in sizes of 16″ and 17″ with grit options from 60 to 220, allowing you to choose the perfect disc for your sanding needs.

For added convenience, these silicon carbide floor sanding mesh discs are also washable and reusable, making them a cost-effective choice for ongoing projects. You can order them in packs of ten, and for any quantity discounts or special offers, feel free to call us at 1-866-601-8105.

Complete your flooring job with these versatile and durable Floor Sanding Mesh Discs and enjoy the benefits of free shipping on your orders!

Key Features

• Material: High-quality silicone carbide for durability and effectiveness.
• Bonding: Resin-on-resin bond for extended lifespan and performance.
• Coating: Electrostatic coating for better dust control and efficiency.
• Design: Open mesh allows for material to fall away and prevents clogging.
• Versatility: Ideal for sanding hardwood, concrete, stone, and tile floors.
• Sizes Available: Offered in 16″ and 17″ with grit options from 60 to 220.
• Washable: Reusable for multiple sanding tasks to reduce costs.

Pricing (Sold by the pack of 10):

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• 16” 60 Grit (10pk): $119.90
• 16” 80 Grit (10pk): $109.90
• 16” 100 Grit (10pk): $89.90
• 16” 120 Grit (10pk): $84.90
• 16” 150 Grit (10pk): $84.90
• 16” 180 Grit (10pk): $84.90
• 16” 220 Grit (10pk): $84.90
• 17” 60 Grit (10pk): $129.90
• 17” 80 Grit (10pk): $119.90
• 17” 100 Grit (10pk): $104.90
• 17” 120 Grit (10pk): $94.90
• 17” 150 Grit (10pk): $94.90
• 17” 180 Grit (10pk): $94.90
• 17” 220 Grit (10pk): $94.90

Note: To mix & match floor sanding mesh discs, Or for Quantity Discounts, Call us at 1-866-601-8105

Operating instructions:

• Confirm compatibility: make sure the disc size (16″ or 17″) and attachment style (hook-and-loop, adhesive, or bolt/center-hole) match your floor sander or disc pad. If uncertain, consult the sander manufacturer.
• Check machine RPM: never exceed the maximum safe speed for the disc or the sander. Use the lower of the machine’s rated speed and any speed rating printed by the disc/supplier.
• Inspect before use: examine each disc for tears, holes, loose bonding, missing abrasive or other damage. Do not use damaged discs.
• Mounting: with the machine powered OFF and unplugged, mount the disc flat and centered on the sanding pad or plate. Ensure secure attachment and that the disc is free of folds or wrinkles.
• Start/stop procedure: start the sander before contacting the floor and bring up to operating speed. When stopping, lift off the floor and let the disc come to a complete stop before setting the machine down or unplugging.
• Work method: keep the sander flat (not tilted) and move at a steady, even pace. Do not apply excessive downward pressure — let the abrasive do the work. Excessive pressure shortens disc life and increases heat/dust buildup.
• Progression of grits: for floor restoration, start with the coarsest required grit to remove coatings or flatten (e.g., 60–80), then progress through medium (100–120), finer (150–180) and finish with 180–220 as needed for surface smoothness.
• Replace when worn: if sanding efficiency drops, mesh tears, or holes form, replace the disc. Do not continue with compromised floor sanding mesh discs.

Handling and storage:

• Storage: store discs flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, moisture and heat sources. Avoid stacking heavy objects on top of discs to prevent distortion.
• Handling: avoid bending, folding or creasing the mesh. Handle by edges and keep in protective packaging until ready to use.
• Washing and reuse: these mesh discs are washable. Rinse with water and a mild detergent; use a soft brush to remove embedded debris. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air-dry completely before reuse. Do not use harsh solvents, excessive heat, or high-pressure washers that could damage the resin bond and abrasive.
• Lifetime: reusable, but lifetime depends on material being removed and pressure/speed used. Inspect regularly between uses.

Safety information (PPE and controls):

• Respiratory protection: always use appropriate respiratory protection. For wood dust, use a properly fitted N95 or better particulate respirator. If removing paint that may contain lead or other hazardous coatings, use a respirator and procedures meeting local lead-abatement regulations and consider using a supplied-air respirator or hiring a certified contractor.
• Eye/face protection: wear safety goggles or a full face shield to protect from flying debris.
• Hearing protection: use hearing protection (earplugs or earmuffs) — floor sanders are noisy.
• Hand protection: wear gloves to protect hands when changing discs and handling rough surfaces; be careful gloves don’t get caught by rotating equipment.
• Footwear and clothing: wear sturdy, non-slip footwear; avoid loose clothing or jewelry that could catch in moving parts.
• Dust control: connect a HEPA-rated dust extraction system to the sander where possible. Keep area well-ventilated to reduce airborne dust.
• Electrical safety: use equipment with proper grounding and inspect power cords for damage. Use GFCI protection in damp environments.
• Fire safety: sanding fine dust can be combustible. Avoid accumulation of dust, control sparks, and keep flammable liquids and open flames away from the work area. Clean up dust regularly.

Inspection and maintenance:

• Pre-use inspection: before each shift, visually inspect discs and sander pad for damage, foreign objects or excessive wear.
• Mid-use checks: stop periodically to check disc wear and for clogged mesh. Replace or clean when performance drops.
• Machine maintenance: follow the sander manufacturer’s maintenance schedule—worn pads or imbalance increase disc wear and risk of failure.

Special hazards and regulatory notes:

• Lead/paint removal: if removing paint that may contain lead or other regulated coatings, follow all applicable local, state and federal regulations for containment, worker protection and disposal. Consider testing the surface for lead before sanding.
• Hazardous waste: if discs become contaminated with hazardous substances (e.g., lead, PCBs, solvents), they may require special disposal under hazardous waste rules. Contact local waste authorities for guidance.

Emergency procedures / first aid:

• Broken disc or particles: stop machine immediately, unplug, and check for injuries. If anyone is struck by high-speed debris, seek medical attention.
• Dust exposure: move to fresh air if you or others experience respiratory irritation; seek medical attention for persistent breathing problems.
• Eye contact: flush eyes with water for 15 minutes and seek medical care if irritation persists.
• Chemical contact: if solvents or hazardous coatings are present, consult the product MSDS and seek medical attention as indicated.

Disposal:

• Non-contaminated floor sanding mesh discs: may be disposed of in regular industrial/commercial waste according to local rules.
• Contaminated floor sanding mesh discs: if used to remove hazardous coatings (lead, asbestos-containing materials, etc.), store and dispose of them per hazardous waste regulations. Contact your local hazardous waste authority or an industrial waste disposal service.

Best practices summary:

• Use the correct disc size and mounting method for your machine.
• Respect machine RPM limits and do not over-pressurize the disc.
• Wear appropriate PPE (respirator, eye, ear protection).
• Use dust extraction/HEPA vacuuming and keep the area clean.
• Wash and dry discs properly for reuse; discard if damaged.
• Follow local regulations when sanding hazardous coatings.

FAQs

Q: What sizes are the Floor Sanding Mesh Discs available in?
A: They are available in 16″ and 17″ sizes.

Q: What grit options do these sanding floor sanding mesh discs come in?
A: The discs are offered in grits ranging from 60 to 220.

Q: Can these floor sanding mesh discs be used on surfaces other than hardwood floors?
A: Yes, they are suitable for sanding concrete, stone, and tile floors, as well as for removing paint and varnish.

Q: Are these floor sanding mesh discs discs reusable?
A: Yes, these mesh discs can be washed and reused multiple times, making them cost-effective.

Q: How can I get discounts on bulk purchases?
A: For quantity discounts, please contact us at 1-866-601-8105 for the latest specials.

Q: Is shipping free?
A: Yes, we offer free shipping on all orders.

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