Z-LION Foam backing diamond hand polishing pads can be used for sanding and smoothing the foot of glass, stone, and ceramic such as plates, cups, bowls, etc. by hand. Hand pads are also ideal tools for cleaning and removing imperfections on ceramic tableware and sanitarywares manually.

The working surface of the Z-LION Foam backing diamond hand pad is a piece of electroplated diamond flexible sheet which has the following advantages:
• Combines the hardness of superhard material and the softness of conventional coated abrasives.
• Works at a fast rate because of 100% diamond exposure, 100% of the diamonds work all the way from start to finish.
• Each individual diamond is held in place by electroplating technology, which ensures longer tool life.
• Designed surface pattern provides aggressive cutting while also allowing consistent space for evacuation of the swarf during sanding.
• High-temperature resistance due to superior heat dissipation, suitable for both dry and wet applications.

Besides the above advantages of electroplated flexible diamond sheets, Z-LION Foam backing diamond hand polishing pads also have the following features:
• Perfect tool for cleaning up and smoothing out the bottom of ceramicware by hand.
• Soft foam backing and flexible diamond surface, ideal for polishing curved surfaces of bowls, cups, mugs, etc.
• Lightweight foam backing allows for polishing comfortably by hand.
• Finger grooves on the side of the foam backing for easy grip by hand.
• No need for machines, ease of use.

The size of the diamond hand polishing pad for Ceramic is 90x55mm.
Popular grits are 60# 120# 200# 400#, coarse grit 30# and fine grits 600# 800# 1500# 3000# can be made as per request.
Color-coded foam backing for easy identification of the grits. Green for 60#, black for 120#, red for 200# and yellow for 400#.
The electroplated dot pattern for longer tool life, is excellent for grinding ceramic.
Flat soft foam backing in ergonomic design.

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-All diamond tools can be ordered and fabricated!
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Choosing the Right Diamond Hand Polishing Pads

When it comes to choosing the right diamond hand polishing pads, there are a few factors to consider. First and foremost, you need to determine the grit size that is appropriate for your specific needs. The grit size refers to the coarseness of the pad, with lower numbers indicating a coarser grit and higher numbers indicating a finer grit.

If you are working on a surface that requires significant material removal, such as rough grinding or shaping, a lower grit pad would be more suitable. On the other hand, if you are looking to achieve a smooth and polished finish, a higher grit pad would be the better choice. It is important to note that the lower the number, the more material the pad will remove, so it is crucial to select the appropriate grit for your desired outcome.

Another factor to consider is the type of material you will be working with. Diamond hand polishing pads are versatile and can be used on various materials such as glass, natural or engineered stone, tile, ceramic, mosaics, pottery, porcelain, alumina, concrete, and composites. However, it is essential to ensure that the pad you choose is compatible with the material you are working on to achieve the best results.

Additionally, consider the ergonomic design of the hand pad. The ergonomic shape of the pad reduces hand fatigue, allowing you to work for longer periods without discomfort. This feature is especially beneficial if you have a large project or need to spend extended periods polishing.

Lastly, you have the option to use the pads dry or with a little water on the grinding surface. Adding water can improve the polishing process, so it is worth considering if you want to achieve optimal results.

By considering these factors, you can choose the right diamond hand polishing pads that are best suited for your specific needs, ensuring efficient and effective polishing.