Hole patterns
In the area of coated abrasives a hole pattern describes the arrangement of the suction holes embedded in the corresponding disc or strip.
The service life of abrasives is extended significantly if furnished with suction holes and used on the appropriate machine including exhaust system.
The type of hole pattern needed for a particular application always varies with the machine used. A list with an allocation of the most common hole patterns to the appropriate machine types is included in Klingspor's price list.
Strips
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GL 1 |
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GL 3 |
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GL 9 |
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GL 11 |
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GL 13 |
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GL 15 |
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GL 17 |
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GL 18 |
Discs
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GLS 1 |
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GLS 2 |
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GLS 3 |
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GLS 4 |
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GLS 5 |
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GLS 15 |
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GLS 24 |
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GLS 27 |
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GLS 47 |
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GLS 51 |
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GLS 52 |
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GLS 74 ø 150 mm 8 Holes ø 9,5 mm on Hole circle ø 119 mm 16 Holes ø 6 mm on Hole circle ø 119 mm 8 Holes ø 7 mm on Hole circle ø 95 mm 8 Holes ø 8,5 mm on Hole circles ø 65 mm 8 Holes ø 6 mm on Hole circles ø 39 mm + 1 Centre hole ø 10 mm |
Hole pattern for fibre discs
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10 = round hole |
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30 = star shaped |
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Additional special cutting shapes are available on request. Please ask us! |
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other topics from this area
- Agglomerate
- Vulcanised fibre
- Service life
- Minimum bursting speed
- Aggressiveness
- Hardness
- Coating density
- Grain types
- Belt joint
- Top bonding
- Maximum operating speed
- Flexing
- Electrostatic coating
- Antistatic finish
- Turbo segment
- Storage of abrasives
- Microcrystalline
- Backing
- Passive layer
- Multibond
- Safety
- Cutting speed
- oSa (Organisation for the Safety of Abrasives)