• Material: These pads are made of high-quality diamond particles embedded in a flexible backing layer. The diamonds are available in different grits to achieve different grinding and polishing effects.
 • Grits: Diamond hand polishing pads are available in a variety of grits, typically from coarse (e.g. 60, 120) to very fine (e.g. 1500, 3000). Coarser grits are suitable for more aggressive grinding and removal of material, while finer grits are used for smoothing and polishing.
 • Areas of application:
 • Stone: Ideal for grinding and polishing natural and artificial stones such as granite, marble, quartz and terrazzo.
 • Glass and ceramics: Also suitable for processing glass and ceramics.
 • Metals: Can be used to polish certain metal surfaces.
 • Shape and size: These pads come in different shapes and sizes, typically rectangular or round, and usually have a handy size of about 55 x 90 mm or similar dimensions.
 • Usage: The polishing pad is used manually by moving it in circular movements over the surface to be treated. It can be used dry or wet, although wet polishing often gives better results and extends the life of the pad.
 Advantages:
 • Precise control: Because they are used manually, they allow precise control over the polishing process.
 • Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of materials and applications.
 • Durability: Diamond hand polishing pads are very durable and effective due to the hardness of the diamond particles.
 Care and maintenance:
 • Cleaning: After use, the pads should be thoroughly cleaned and dried to extend their lifespan.
 • Storage: Store in a dry and clean place to avoid damage.
 Ideal for DIYers and professionals who need to perform fine sanding and polishing work, these pads provide a cost-effective and effective solution for manual polishing of hard materials.