Klingspor Abrasives PS 19 F discs, 16 x 2 Inch grain 24 hole pattern GLS48
Combined abrasive paper - Advantages: Special high - performance product for parquet processing and floor reconditioning
PS 19 F discs, 16 x 2 Inch grain 24 hole pattern GLS48
Combined abrasive paper - Advantages: Special high - performance product for parquet processing and floor reconditioning 
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Since 1893, Klingspor has been a leader in innovating abrasives and they develop leading-edge coated abrasives, cutting, and grinding discs.
Their mission is to supply highly efficient products of excellent quality, superior customer service, maximum safety, and do right by the environment. They operate globally and are committed to the social responsibilities of international companies.
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Product Description
The Klingspor PS 19 F discs, 16 x 2 Inch grain 24 hole pattern GLS48. Special high-performance product for hardwood sanding, particularly suitable for parquet processing and floor reconditioning - PS 19 F discs, 16 x 2 Inch grain 24 hole pattern GLS48
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- Advantages: Special high
- performance product for parquet processing and floor reconditioning
- Used on standard edger disc machines
- Coated Abrasives: A coated abrasive is an assembly of abrasive grains fixed with an adhesive to a backing material such as resin, rubber, polyester, paper, or cloth.
Product Specifications
| Vendor Part #: | 301824 |
| Backing: | F - paper + cloth |
| Coating: | Close |
| Grain: | SiC |
| Hole Pattern: | hole pattern GLS48 |
| Bonding agent: | Resin |
| bore diameter [Inch]: | 2 |
| diameter [Inch]: | 16 |
| Grain1: | 0024 |
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