- Sanding fleeces
- Fibre fleece
- Ø 125 mm
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Plaster, screed
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Wood
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Plastic
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Paint, lacquer
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Metal
- Carbide grit disc
- Carbide grit
- Ø 406 mm / 25 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
- Carbide grit disc
- Carbide grit
- Ø 375 mm / 25 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
- Sanding fleece roll
- Fibre fleece
- 115 mm x 10 m
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Plaster, screed
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Wood
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Plastic
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Paint, lacquer
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Metal
- Wool pads (nature)
- Felted wool
- Ø 406 mm
- Hook & loop carbide grit disc
- Carbide grit
- Ø 225 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
- Sanding fleeces
- Fibre fleece
- Ø 225 mm
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Plaster, screed
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Wood
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Plastic
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Paint, lacquer
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Metal
- Sanding meshes
- Silicon carbide
- G60–220
- Ø 406 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
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Parquet
- Hook & loop sanding discs
- White fused aluminium oxide
- G60–150
- Ø 406 mm
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Parquet
- Hook & loop sanding discs
- Zirconium aluminium oxide
- G24–120
- Ø 150 mm
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Wood
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Metal
- Felt pads
- Felt
- Ø 406 mm
- Dual sanding discs
- Aluminium oxide
- G16–120
- Ø 406 mm / 25 mm
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Parquet
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Stone, concrete, plaster
- Hook & loop sanding sheets
- Ceramic mix
- G40–400
- 150 x 100 mm
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Plaster, screed
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Plastic
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Paint, lacquer
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Wood
- Hook & loop sanding sheets
- Ceramic mix
- G40–2000
- 150 x 100 mm
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Plaster, screed
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Plastic
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Paint, lacquer
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Wood
- Dual sanding discs
- Silicon carbide
- G16–36
- Ø 406 mm / 25 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
- Dual sanding discs
- Silicon carbide
- G16–36
- Ø 375 mm / 40 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
- Hook & loop sanding sheets
- Silicon carbide
- G24–800
- 150 x 100 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
- Hook & loop sanding sheets
- Zirconium aluminium oxide
- G24–120
- 150 x 100 mm
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Wood
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Metal
- Ultranet®
- White fused aluminium oxide
- G40–400
- Ø 225 mm
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Plaster, screed
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Paint, lacquer
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Wood
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Plastic
- Hook & loop sanding discs
- Ceramic mix
- G40–2000
- Ø 150 mm
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Plaster, screed
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Plastic
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Paint, lacquer
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Wood
- Hook & loop sanding discs
- Silicon carbide
- G16
- Ø 225 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
- Hook & loop sanding discs
- Ceramic mix
- G40–400
- Ø 150 mm
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Plaster, screed
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Plastic
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Paint, lacquer
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Wood
- Hook & loop sanding discs
- Ceramic mix
- G40–400
- Ø 150 mm
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Plaster, screed
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Plastic
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Paint, lacquer
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Wood
- Hook & loop sanding discs
- Silicon carbide
- G16
- Ø 225 mm
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Stone, concrete, plaster
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Abrasive paper for various tools and areas of application
MioTools offers an extensive selection of low priced, high-quality abrasives for all common drywall sanders, on the market, as well as sandpaper for delta sanders, sandpaper for random orbital sanders or sandpaper for hand sanders. You can choose between high-quality material MENZER sanding discs, sanding meshes and sanding sheets and our own-brand MioTools. All abrasives feature outstanding service life and exceptional abrasive performances.
Buying MioTools abrasives – finding the right sanding paper for every surface
For obtaining an ideal sanding result you do not only need a powerful sanding machine, but also the matching sanding-paper. MioTools offers high-quality, low priced abrasives for every type of sanding procedure. Depending on whether you wish to treat metal or wood, you can buy the appropriate sanding paper right here in our online shop. The brands MENZER and MioTools offer sanding discs of different perforation types for every sanding machine.
We offer the following abrasives:
- Sanding Discs 225 mm
- Sanding Discs 150 mm
- Sanding Discs 125 mm
- Sanding Discs 115 mm
- Sanding Belts 75 x 533 mm
- Sanding Meshes 225 mm
It is important to choose the right abrasive for the purpose you have in mind. MioTools offers abrasives optimised for various areas of use and of different properties:
- Grain type: The choice of grain type depends on the material you wish to treat – wood, stone, paint, metal plastics or glass.
- Gradation: From roughing to polishing purposes, MioTools offers all types of gradation for abrasives.
Zirconia alumina, aluminium oxide, fused aluminium oxide – which grain to choose for my abrasive paper
MioTools offers you abrasive paper of different grain types, optimized for the demands of your individual sanding projects. Our grain types principally vary in robustness and toughness.
Aluminium oxide
- Very tough and robust
- All-purpose abrasive
- Recommended for: treating wood (from general abrasion to finishing), sanding paint, varnish or spattling compound
- Semi-friable aluminium oxide
- Tougher than fused aluminium oxide, very robust
- For sanding very robust and solid material
- Recommended for: sanding hard lacquers, paint, acrylic glass and composite material, but also for treating wood
Fused aluminium oxide
- A high percentage of aluminium oxide makes it especially hard and rough
- Excellent abrasive performance and long service life
- Recommended for: all-purpose abrasive Used with the MENZER Ultranet®, where it helps guarantee a next to dust free work process
Zirconia alumina
- Mixture of aluminium oxide and zirconium oxide
- Very robust and exceptionally tough
- Advantages: high abrasive rate, long service life, does not wear out as quickly
- Recommended for: treating hard wood
Silicon carbide
- Less tough, but extremely robust and exceptionally sharp edged
- Recommended for: treating hard and tough material, e.g. mineral material
Ceramic
- High abrasive rate and elevated life span due to self sharpening capacities
- Aggressive sanding properties
- Recommended for: Treating extensive surfaces of hard wood floors
Coarse, medium or fine – where to best apply different types of abrasives
The unit for measuring the gradation of abrasives is called "Mesh": The smaller the number, the coarser the gradation and abrasion rate. Different areas of application ensue
Coarse gradation: 6 – 30
- Recommended for: Sanding wallpaper residue with drywall sanders, rectifying of uneven surfaces, e.g. scratched parquet
Medium gradation: 36 – 80
- Recommended for: Refining a surface, preparing further work steps, e.g. varnishing
Fine gradation: 100 – 180
- Recommended for: sanding wood or preparing surfaces for waxing or oiling procedures
Very fine gradation: 220 and more
- Recommended for: polishing coated, varnished or moiréed surfaces