TOOLS


PAPER DISCS, KEMDENT Wheels - Paper Polishing Disk’s


RADIAL BRISTLE BRUSHES, SCOTCH- BRITE


Wheels - Scotch-Brite™ Radial Bristle Wheels


 ewellers Kit & o “uick Release Handpiece: KCE


 Rotary Drill & Tool Kit, ariable Speed: D981 Code


Description


P9608 P9609 P9610 P9612 P9613 P9614 P9615


Ø14mm (Grit 120) White Ø14mm (Grit 220) Red Ø14mm (Grit 400) Blue Ø19mm (Grit 80) Yellow Ø19mm (Grit 220) Red Ø19mm (Grit 400) Blue Ø19mm (Pumice) Pink


EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH


Price breaks available, see website


UOM Price EACH


£0.95 £0.95 £0.95 £0.95 £0.95 £0.95 £0.95


Scotch-Brite Radial Bristle Wheels  Range of discs and brushes to suit a wide variety of applications


 ast deburring of small parts and intricate or delicate areas


Kemdent Paper Discs Made in nited Kingdom  can be used in wet and dry conditions  a jewellery silversmith favourite mounting rotary abrasive


 very exible as you are using them you will notice they will ex into your position of your desire


 suitable for grinding and polishing a wide range of materials gold, silver, copper, brass, platinum, palladium, bronze, pewter, aluminium and steel


 are very popular for jewellers, silversmiths, light engineers, model makers and in arts and crafts


 are a very economical and efcient method for batch work


 can be mounted onto rotary headpieces spindles in order to reach awkward areas see below for recommended rotary machines)


 put a silicon disc on bottom code P1316A) of your mandrel with the pin hole centre type P1343M) and you will nd you can push up and apply pressure to remove those awkward marks on the piece


Recommended rotary machines:  oredom Grinder Micromotor Kit: DK1  ewellers Kit & o “uick Release Handpiece: KCE


 Rotary Drill & Tool Kit, ariable Speed: D981


or cleaning out and nishing into crevices and inaccessible areas of workpiece. Pin Hole: Takes standard mandrel see our product code P1343M. Hub itting: Takes snap on mandrel see our product code P1618.  Paper polishing disks with pin hole or hub  mm diameter  ine, Medium or Coarse  Packs of  or 1  Hub tting disc use mandrel P1618  Pin hole disc ues mandrel P1343M


Code


P12615 P12619 P12616 P12620 P12617 P12621


Description


Fine (hub tting) Paper Disc Fine (pin hole) Paper Disc


UOM Price PACK*50


PACK*100


Medium (hub tting) Paper Disc PACK*50 Medium (pin hole) Paper Disc Coarse (hub tting) Paper Disc Coarse (pin hole) Paper Disc


PACK*100 PACK*50 PACK*100


Price breaks available, see website


£5.85 £7.95 £5.85 £7.95 £5.85 £7.95


 Ideal for hard-to-reach areas  Discs available for rotary hand pieces


Why Bristle  ong life and consistent performance Scotch-Brite Bristle Discs and Brushes provide long- lasting and consistent cut and nish throughout product life, enabling you to make fewer changeovers and achieve greater productivity in automated processes.


 Conformability nlike conventional abrasives, Bristle products are highly exible and will penetrate and conform to irregular surfaces. You can be condent of a consistent nish on even the most complex parts.


 Safety Scotch-Brite Bristle Abrasives contain no wire laments, helping you to meet increasingly demanding safety standards.


When used in place of compounds, they eliminate the issue of harmful chemical vapours, and signicantly reduce clean-up time and effort.


Scotch-Brite Radial Bristle Discs replace alternative abrasives, wire brushes, chemicals and compounds for deburring, cleaning, nishing and polishing detailed parts or small areas. The 14mm and 19mm discs have exceptionally exible bristles for improved conformability.


This exibility and conformability results in an extremely uniform nish, even around protrusions, detail grooves, patterns and other hard to reach areas. In addition, bristle products work harder and faster than traditional abrasives without sacricing nish quality, providing process savings for a wide range of deburring applications.


inishing, polishing, deburring and light sanding  ery good to get into grooves and shapes  Available in various grades to handle delicate or harsher work for nishing


 Radial Bristle Wheels can be used on gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, brass, aluminium, pewter, tin, steel, and bronze


 Are very popular for jewellers, silversmiths, light engineers, model makers and in arts and crafts.


 are very useful for getting into spherical awkward circular areas for example, inside bangles and certain sizes of rings


 Can be mounted onto rotary headpieces spindles in order to reach awkward areas see below for recommended rotary machines)


Rotary (Low Voltage) Drills


See Page 577


 Mount up to 6 pieces of radial wheels on your mandrel, standard style, regular diameter head code P1343m) not advised to mix the grades on one mandrel


Sizes:


Each radial bristle thickness .4mm Thickness of wheel .mm


Recommended rotary machines:  oredom Grinder Micromotor Kit: DK1


 on woven mini mop, compressed material, best quality bril.


 Aluminium oxide for matt or satin nishing on most metals.


 Also for deburring and de-oxidisation.


The Midget Abrasive Buff/Brush are ideal for satin nishing.


Specications:  Head mm  Thickness 1mm  3/3 or .3mm shank mount


SCOTCHBRITE & UNITIZED WHEELS, MOUNTED


Hand nishing using abrasive paper such as wet and dry or emery paper can at times be time consuming and laborious. Instead, use a scotchbrite or unitized mounted wheel to achieve that rst stage polish quickly and effectively.


 Can be used dry over metals which means they create less mess than other wheels which require oils or water to work


 Excellent time saving and cost effective tool  Can create different types of texturing looks on your pieces


Wheels - Scotchbrite Wheels, Mounted


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