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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Metal bond diamonds remove lippage and flatten uneven stone floors
Sub-abrasive resin helps keep metal bonded pellets sharp
Resin compound helps reduce pellet loss and stone chipping
Rigid pad supports controlled grinding during floor restoration
Hook and loop backing simplifies installation on the driver pad
60 and 150 grits support initial floor leveling and grinding stages
Product Information
Alpha® Advantage Lippage Discs are aggressive metal bond diamond discs for removing lippage during the first stage of stone floor restoration. The 3-1/2" discs grind uneven surfaces flat, preparing the floor for subsequent restoration and polishing steps.
Each rigid disc combines metal bonded pellets embedded in a resin compound containing a sub-abrasive grit. The resin helps prevent pellet loss and stone chipping, while the sub-abrasive helps keep the metal bonded pellets sharp for consistent grinding performance.
Advantage Lippage Discs are designed for wet use and feature a hook and loop backing for quick attachment to the driver pad. They are made for use with the Alpha AFP-300 17" driver pad system, which requires a minimum of three discs of the same grit and can use up to six discs for best results.
The discs are available in 60 and 150 grits for the initial grinding stages of floor restoration. The aggressive metal bond construction removes lippage and levels the stone surface before progressing to later restoration and finishing steps.
Common Questions
They are used during the initial stage of stone floor restoration to grind down lippage and flatten uneven floor surfaces before subsequent restoration and polishing steps.
Both are metal bond lippage grinding discs, but the 60 grit provides the coarser grinding option while the 150 grit provides a finer abrasive step within the initial floor restoration process.
They are designed for wet grinding applications.
The 3-1/2" discs are designed for use with the Alpha AFP-300 17" driver pad system.
A minimum of three discs of the same grit are required. Up to six discs can be used for best results.
The discs use a hook and loop backing for quick attachment to the compatible driver pad.