Versatility at Its Best

Coated abrasives are celebrated for their versatility. They find their calling in woodworking, metalworking, automotive refinishing, and countless other applications. Whether you're smoothing out a rough wooden surface or preparing metal for welding, coated abrasives offer the precision and finesse needed for the job.

Bonded Abrasives: The Power of Solidarity

Bonded abrasives, in contrast, are a solid force to reckon with. These abrasives are made by binding abrasive grains together using various bonding agents. The choice of bonding agent—vitrified, resin, rubber, or metal—depends on the intended use.

Sharper, Tougher, Stronger

Bonded abrasives are renowned for their toughness. Grinding wheels, cutting wheels, and mounted points are prime examples of bonded abrasives. These are your go-to tools for precision grinding, sharpening, and shaping. Whether you're working in manufacturing, construction, or even sculpting, bonded abrasives provide the grit and strength needed for heavy-duty tasks.