Resin Diamond Hand Pads are versatile tools used for polishing and smoothing various materials, including glass, ceramics, marble, granite, concrete, and terrazzo. They offer several advantages when it comes to on-site polishing and are commonly used in various industries such as construction, stone fabrication, and home improvement.

1. 100% Diamond Grinding Surface: These Hand Pads feature a diamond grinding surface that offers superior cutting speed and consistency, ensuring efficient material removal and polishing.

Bonding Types: Resin Diamond Hand Pads are available with two bonding types: metal bonded and resin bonded. Each has its specific characteristics and applications.

• Metal Bonded: This type of pad uses nickel plating technology to securely hold each individual diamond in place. It is available in various grits, including 60, 80, 100, 200, 400, and 600. Metal bonded hand pads are suitable for aggressive material removal and initial polishing.

• Resin Bonded: Resin bonded Hand Pads have a finer diamond grit compared to electroplated pads. The resin bond is coated on a special backing material. Resin bonded pads are available in finer grits, typically 800,1200, 1800, 3000 and 3500, making them well-suited for honing and achieving a high-gloss finish.

1. Versatility: Resin Diamond Hand Pads are versatile tools and are excellent for all hard-to-cut materials, including glass, ceramics, marble, granite, concrete, and terrazzo. They can be used in various industries, including construction, stone fabrication, and home improvement projects.

2. Lightweight and Easy to Handle: The lightweight and ergonomic design of these hand pads makes them easy to handle, providing greater control and precision during the polishing process.

3. Foam-Based Hand Laps: Some Resin Diamond hand pads feature a foam-based design, which enhances comfort and flexibility when working on a variety of surfaces.

4. Wet or Dry Use: These hand pads can be used both wet and dry, allowing flexibility based on the specific material and application requirements. Using them with water helps control dust and keeps the hand pads cool during extended use.