Diamond sanding belts are suitable for hard and dense materials, including ceramics, glass, carbide, stone, composites, and certain metals. Their superior hardness makes them ideal for precision grinding and polishing tasks.

Diamond sanding belts last longer and maintain their cutting efficiency over time, reducing the need for frequent replacements. They also provide finer finishes and handle harder materials better than conventional abrasive belts.

Yes, diamond sanding belts can typically be used in both wet and dry applications. Wet sanding helps reduce heat buildup, extends belt life, and improves surface quality, while dry sanding offers convenience and faster setup.

Store them in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. After use, clean off any debris or residue, and avoid folding or bending them to preserve their integrity. Proper maintenance will ensure a longer lifespan and consistent performance.