Is this the Last Abrasive You'll Ever Need for Wood Sanding? The New Mirka Ultimax® Ligno Abrasives

Mirka’s brand new innovative abrasive has just been announced, and the GO team are 110% here for it. Here’s our first impressions and thoughts, where to take the time to understand the new features, who the Ultimax Ligno abrasives are going to be ideal for, and testing them against Mirka’s current line-up of abrasives.
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As these are a brand new abrasive from Mirka HQ in Finland, they have not yet been formally launched or received in Australia. We’re going to be creating a tonne of content once stock arrives, get them into the hands of our GO partners and sanding community, and really understand if these are the last abrasive you’ll ever need for wood sanding.
Want to know some quick facts? Check it out below 👇🏼
Ultimax® Ligno is tailored for wood sanding applications. Fast and even cut thanks to special hourglass abrasive pattern, long service life with good resistance to clogging. Specially developed latex impregnated paper for flexibility and edgewear resistance, features Mirka Multifit hole pattern. Its dust channels leading to extraction holes take control of dust, keeping the abrasive grains cutting, and as air circulates under the abrasive it reduces heat during sanding - an important benefit when sanding substrates, avoiding turning wood dust into a clogging putty.
It’s used for finishing.& sanding and is suitable to sand the following substrates: Chipboard, Soft / Resinous wood, Mahogany, Solid surface, Ash, Dupont Corian, Teak, Veneer, Samsung Staron, Pine, Melamine, Oak, Hard wood, Birch, Beech
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Timestamps:
0:00 - The New Mirka Ultimax Ligno
0:21 - Sick of abrasives that clog?
1:00 - What we’re covering in the video
1:30 - Why do abrasives clog when sanding wood?
2:05 - Why is Mirka Galaxy not great for sanding hardwoods?
3:20 - What’s the GO with Mirka Ultimax Ligno?
3:40 - The innovative hourglass sanding pattern
4:30 - What gives Mirka the edge?
4:50 - Are Mirka abrasives sustainable?
5:27 - What is the abrasive made up of?
6:19 - Fold them, crease them; they’ll last!
6:48 - THE TEST: Abranet Ace vs Galaxy vs Ultimax Ligno 120 Grit Pine
7:30 - Mirka Ultimax Ligno Sanding Pine
9:18 - Mirka Abranet Ace Sanding Pine
11:12 - Mirka Galaxy Sanding Pine
13:14 - Mirka Ultimax Ligno Sanding Plywood
14:38 - Do my holes need to line up for my abrasive?
15:09 - Mirka Abranet Ace Sanding Plywood
16:45 - Mirka Galaxy Sanding Plywood
18:29 - Mirka Ultimax Ligno Sanding Hardwood (Tassie Oak)
19:53 - Mirka Abranet Ace Sanding Hardwood (Tassie Oak)
21:30 - Mirka Galaxy Sanding Hardwood (Tassie Oak)
22:42 - Is this the far and last abrasive you’ll ever need for sanding wood?
23:20 - Our thoughts from the test
24:23 - What sizes and grits does the Ultimax Ligno come in?
24:58 - It’s a small test, we want to see what you think!
25:30 - How do I buy, or try some of these new abrasives?
25:35 - Buy 4, get the 5th box free
26:11 - What’s new for Ultimax Ligno?
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[@vernsteinbrecker3759]

Think I’m going to give a try when they come to Canada

[@GOIndustrial]

Let us know your thoughts when you get them!

[@jackwrademaker7430]

If you want the same finish with the mirk Galaxy yo need to go down 20 grit. so if your sanding with 120 wit the net you go down to 140 or 150

[@alyremanuel6427]

It's available at Lee Vally tools

[@nunocosta637]

I got a question and I wonder if you guys can help me.... my mirka deros 5.0 started a weird vibration and noise, Looked up and nothing is loose... don't know what to do, if you can give some advice I appreciate

[@GOIndustrial]

Thanks for your comment! You're best to get in touch with your nearest local repairer to assess the tool. If you're based in Australia, you're more than welcome to contact us at [e-mail]. Alternatively, check out this website: www.mirka.com/en-AU/au_diy/top/find-a-store-art/findaservicecentre/