3-D HanPyramid
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Composition/Information on ingredients
| Component | Material | CAS No. | Percent (%) |
| Bonding Resin | Polyester Acrylate based formulation | 15~30% | |
| Silicon carbide | Silicon carbide | 409-21-2 | 15~30% |
| Polyester Film | Polyester Film | 25038-59-6 | 30~60% |
| ETC | - | - | 1~5% |
Use
To be used wet, damp or dry to level small imperfections in topcoats and polish out to a perfect finish
Perfect Replacement for 3M Finesse-it and Trizact
This product is a direct replacement for 3M Trizact Finess-it PSA Film Finessing Disks
- 3M# 466LA, 568XA
- 3M 56251, 5921, 30362, 30662, 20515,
- UPC: 00051111562512
Grade/Size/Part Numbers & Packaging Information
Grades:
Available in 3 µm, 5 µm & 7 µm
Attachment Systems:
- PSA is standard
- Velcro-style can be supplied upon request
Converted Forms:
- Standard product is in Discs form
- custom shapes are available upon request
Available Disc Sizes:
- 1.00”, 1.25”, 3”, 5”, 6” & 8” Diameter
- 1” & 1.25” are stock items
- additional sizes and shapes can be supplied upon request
Part Numbers & Packaging Information
1.25” DIAMETER:
| No. | Part number | Product name | Size | Packing |
| 1 | 3D-0520-0003 | 3 µm pyramid finessing film disc | 1.25” inch round PSA disk | 500/roll, 4 rolls/case |
| 2 | 3D-0520-0005 | 5 µm pyramid finessing film disc | 1.25” inch round PSA disk | 500/roll, 4 rolls/case |
| 3 | 3D-0520-0005 | 7 µm pyramid finessing film disc | 1.25” inch round PSA disk | 500/roll, 4 rolls/case |
The best backup pad available... by far!
- smoother facing material for optimum contact between disc and topcoat. Others have textured surface
- smoother surface allows for better adhesion because water does not migrate under disc as much during wet sanding
- stays flat, edges do not curl & cup in center... other’ pad’s facing material curls on edge which creates a potential sanding mark from that area
- other pads’s cup in center ... ours does not
- roloc-style button is smaller in diameter than the pad itself which allows the pad to “compensate” for operators tilting tje disc while samding which generates “sanding dips” and “cut throughs”