Polishing

Polishing paste in bricks

Composed of polishing agents and greasy materials, the polishing pastes must always be applied on discs in cotton, felt.
Instructions for use :
* put the disc into rotation,
* apply the paste brick on the disc,
* the friction of the disc on the brick will heat the paste, which will cover    the periphery of the disc,
* repeat this operation regularly during polishing,
* the paste will apply better when the circumferential speed of the disc is    low.

For a good application, we recommend to switch of the used machine, apply the paste, switch on and renew this operation.

 

type

use

kg

color of the brick

ORDER No

Ekla

bright finish of steel, stainless steel, plexis, stones

1

white

R 11/100

1

Satin white

semi-bright finish of steel, stainless steel, synthetic materials

1

white/grey

R 11/106

1

Recor

bright finish of brass, copper, bronze, nickel-silver

1

light brown

R 11/109

1

Chrome oxide

super finish of moulds, calibers, precious metals, jewellery

1

green

R 11/115

1

Pedeu

more abrasive composition for roughing

1

brown

R 11/118

1

Polyval

finish of 'aluminum

1

dark grey

R 11/120

1

Alu-Sisal

roughing and semi-finish of aluminum

1,45

light grey

R 11/121

1

Chandelle

to apply on brushes, discs, belts and circular saws and belt saws to reduce the clogging of aluminum and non-ferrous.

1

light yellow

R 11/124

1

Abrasive compounds
R 12 is an abrasive compound to realize pre-polishing or mat and semi-mat surfaces on non-ferrous, alloys, steel and tin.
This compound adheres on all felt and cotton discs.
The glue R 12/100 is applied before the compound and will increase the adhesion of the compound on the disc.

 

Abrasive compounds

0.75 kg

grits

color

ORDER No

1K7

C 80

black

R 12/004

1

1A5

A 80

brown

R 12/005

1

E3

C 120

black

R 12/007

1

B31

A 240

brown

R 12/010

1

Glue

 

R 12/100

1

The R 12 compound dries out in free air. An open compound package may be dipped into water to prevent the hardening by air.

 

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