Multibond
A multibond is an additional coating for coated abrasives which is applied to the size coat of the abrasive in a separate step of production at the end of the production process. When the abrasive is used later on, the multibond ensures a cooler grinding.
Multibond coatings are primarily used on high-quality abrasives used for stainless steel and high-alloy steels.
The multibond creates significantly less friction at the grain points of the abrasive, and therefore a lower temperature, ensuring that the material being processed adheres to the grain point much less and therefore also "vitrifies" the grain much less.Multibond also prevents or significantly reduces the heat-induced discolouration (heat tint) of the tool, which is a typical occurrence during stainless steel grinding.
Klingspor offers a wide selection of coated abrasives designed for processing stainless steel that include a multibond that is optimised for the intended application.
other topics from this area
- Service life
- Hardness
- Flexing
- Vulcanised fibre
- Hole patterns
- Agglomerate
- Turbo segment
- Safety
- oSa (Organisation for the Safety of Abrasives)
- Storage of abrasives
- Electrostatic coating
- Top bonding
- Backing
- Passive layer
- Grain types
- Maximum operating speed
- Microcrystalline
- Cutting speed
- Minimum bursting speed
- Antistatic finish
- Belt joint
- Coating density
- Aggressiveness