
Ceramic Film Multi-Hole Disc
The purple ceramic film sanding disc is built for body shops that sand all day and hate two things: clogged discs and dust everywhere. Precision-shaped ceramic grain sits on a flexible PET film backing, and the laser-cut multi-hole pattern matches common 6-inch dust-extraction pads — so debris leaves the sanding surface before it loads, and the disc keeps cutting from the first panel to the last.
Product Introduction
Jiangxi Golden Abrasives Co., Ltd. is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of Ceramic Film Multi-Hole Disc in China. With abundant experience, we warmly welcome you to wholesale customized Ceramic Film Multi-Hole Disc at competitive price from our factory. If you have any enquiry about free sample, please feel free to email us.
Why the Multi-Hole Pattern Matters
Most film discs lose performance in the first minute - not because the grain is weak, but because sanding dust has nowhere to go. The multi-hole
layout on this multi-hole ceramic film disc is laser-cut after coating, so hole edges stay clean, and the abrasive layer between holes stays fully active.
- Stronger dust extraction: debris is pulled through the pad instantly, keeping the workpiece visible and the air cleaner.
- Cooler sanding: less heat build-up means fewer burn marks on primer and clear coat.
- Longer disc life: a clean cutting surface stays sharp - users typically get noticeably more panels per disc than with closed-face film discs.
- Quick alignment: the open pattern makes positioning on hook-and-loop pads fast, even with dust on the pad face.
Ceramic Grain That Keeps Cutting
Ceramic abrasive grain micro-fractures during sanding, constantly exposing fresh cutting edges. In practice, this means the disc you start with is the disc you finish with: stable scratch depth on body filler, primer, and cured paint - without the pressure changes you fight when ordinary discs glaze over.
Ceramic Film Multi-Hole Disc Information
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Type |
AG781 |
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Specification |
150mm Multi-Holes |
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Grit Range |
P40-P2500 |
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Grain |
Premium Ceramic |
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Backing |
Polyester film backing |
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Bonding |
Resin over Resin |
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Coating |
Semi-open Coating |
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Anti-clogging Layer |
Invisible Coating |
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Application |
Woodworking, Automotive Refinishing, Metalworking |
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Package |
P40-P60: 50pcs/customized box, 1000pcs/carton P80-P2500: 100pcs/customized box, 2000pcs/carton (Customized packages are available) |
Choosing the Right Grit for Each Stage
| Grit Range | Recommended Use |
|---|---|
| P40 – P80 | Heavy stock removal, paint stripping, filler shaping |
| P100 – P180 | Body filler leveling, surface preparation |
| P220 – P320 | Primer sanding, surface preparation |
| P400 – P600 | Fine primer sanding, preparation before painting |
| P800 – P1200 | Fine finishing, paint defect correction |
| P1500 – P2500 | Fine finishing and polishing preparation |
Four rules that save a paint job
- Don't skip more than one grit step. Coarse scratches left under finer grits show up as witness marks after topcoat.

- Drop pressure as grit gets finer. Pressure at P800 does more damage than at P180.
- Wipe and inspect between grits. A dry wipe under raking light reveals scratches the eye misses on a dusty panel.
- Match disc holes to pad holes. A misaligned pattern kills extraction - and dust is what loads the disc.
Not sure which grits to stock or test? Tell us your main job - filler work, primer, or clear coat - and we'll put together a matched sample set instead of sending you a full range you don't need.
Switching From Sunmight L712T or 3M Purple Film?
Most of our distributor customers didn't replace their current film disc on day one - they ran a side-by-side test first, and so should you. Here is what to compare when evaluating this disc against your current stock:
- Same applications: engineered for primer sanding, paint leveling, and clear coat finishing - the same jobs L712T-type finishing film covers.
- Same scratch pattern test: sand two equal-grit panels under the same pressure, then check depth uniformity under raking light. Ceramic grain holds pattern consistency through disc life.

- Count the panels: run each disc until it's done. The ceramic grain's self-sharpening action is where the per-panel cost difference shows up.
- Then compare price: once performance is confirmed equal or better, the film-disc cost advantage typically lands at 20–30% for equivalent grits.
Does It Hold Up When Wet? Yes.
Wet sanding is where paper-backed discs fail - the backing softens, loses 40–60% of its strength, and starts to curl at the edges. The PET film backing on this disc doesn't. It keeps its shape and edge integrity through wet clear coat leveling, and the resin bond won't break down or shed grain when water runs through the holes. Use it dry for shaping, wet for finishing - one disc type covers both.
China Golden Abrasives produces abrasive film jumbo rolls and also converts them into different multi-hole sanding discs and sanding strips to meet your market demand. For more information about our finishing film discs, please contact us via email: sales@goldenabrasives.com. You'll find that our Ceramic Film Multi-Hole Discs perform almost the same as Sunmight L712T finishing film discs.
FAQ
01. What grit should I use for automotive primer sanding?
02. What is the difference between a ceramic film disc and a paper sanding disc?
03. Do you also supply abrasive film in rolls or strips?
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