Soft polishing pads for dry polishing of stone
Diamond Pads for Dry Polishing Stone and Concrete
Achieve a perfectly smooth surface and high-gloss finish without the need for water cooling. Our range features professional flexible polishing pads specifically engineered for dry applications. Thanks to a high concentration of premium diamond grit and a durable resin bond, they guarantee long service life and consistent results when processing edges, flat surfaces, and intricate details.
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How to Choose the Right Flexible Pads for Dry Processing?
Dry stone polishing is an efficient method for processing material directly on-site or in workshops where water cooling is not feasible. Our flexible pads are developed to withstand the high temperatures generated by friction, preventing surface "burning" or premature tool degradation.
Key Advantages of Our Polishing Pads:
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High Flexibility: The pads perfectly conform to the shape of the processed material, which is especially valuable when polishing rounded edges, sink cut-outs, or decorative elements.
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Wide Range of Grits: We offer complete sets ranging from coarse grinding (50 grit) to final high-gloss polishing (3000 grit and BUFF).
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Universal Application: Ideal for natural stone (granite, marble), engineered stone, ceramics, as well as polished concrete or terrazzo.
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Quick Attachment: The hook-and-loop system allows for immediate pad replacement on the angle grinder backing pad, significantly saving time during operation.
Professional Tips
For the best results, we recommend using variable speed angle grinders. In dry polishing, it is crucial not to exceed the recommended RPM to prevent material overheating. Proceed systematically from the coarsest grit to the finest, ensuring each subsequent step removes the scratches from the previous stage.