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 se dry, no compounds needed.  sed on a wide range of metals including brass, copper, gold, sliver, platinum, palladium, titanium, pewter, tin, steel, iron and aluminium.


 The Midget Abrasive Buff/Brush has very good wear and last longer when in use.


 ery good to do large batch loads of work with economical spending.


Some of the usages Midget Abrasive Buff/Brush:  Commonly used for light cleaning and rust removing work.


 Matt nishing items of ewellery, rings, bracelets, pendants, bangles and brooches.


 Adds contrast to jewellery nishing.  Watch graining, create a matt nish to restore your old watch.


 ery good for the clock repairer and restorer. se Midget Abrasive Buff/Brush to clean up the oxidisation/rust.


 ast effective way to remove old lacquers from aged clocks.


Midget Abrasive Buff/Brush are used to create a antique nish using Ageing Ammonium Hydrosulphide Chemical our code C663) or Metal Ageing Chemical CC6 C664).


When you have blackened your item use Midget Abrasive Buff/Brush to take off the Silver Ageing Ammonium Hydrosulphide Chemical. Where the Midget Abrasive Buff/Brush cant reach in those hard to reach areas it will give you the effect of an aged piece.


Ever wondered how they do the nish on gothic Celtic jewellery and models This is how using satin mops. sing satin ne grade and very ne mops it gives you a effect of a frosted car windscreen like you get on cold winter days.


In a time were antique jewellery is becoming more popular this is a quick and easy way to obtain this look in a economical way.


Code


P4189 P4188 P4187


Description Fine Abrasive Brush


Medium Abrasive Brush Coarse Abrasive Brush


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH


Price breaks available, see website Wheels - Unitized Wheels, Mounted


EVE silicone nishers are leaders through innovation, quality, and precision. These silicone-bonded general-purpose polishers, work quickly and efciently on many materials, ensuring sparkling results all round! These silicone polishers offer palpaple advantages for reducing and smoothing.


nitized Wheels are a majorly favourite material used in the nishing industry.


Specication:  Wheel size: mm  Thickness: 3.8mm  3/3 or .3mm shank


Applications:  Compressed nylon abrasive that can be used on all metals


 If used on ferrous metals it can clean up light marks and stains in one hit also leaving a good nish


 or none ferrous metals it is good for le line removal, light and heavy and burr marks


 Popular for texturing precious metals gold, silver, platinum etc


 ong lasting allowing large batch work without constant replacement of the wheel


 otice whilst in use, unitzed wheels will give less abrasive residue, giving you a cleaner working environment


Pforzheim, a town of nearly 119,000 inhabitants in southwest Germany, at the gate to the Black Forest, is world-famous for its jewellery and watch-making industry. A German equivalent to London’s Hatton Garden or Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. As early as 50 years ago, when the very rst polishers started being produced, Pforzheim goldsmiths were being supplied with silicone polishers. Now, all types of specialised polishers are being made to meet the ever increasing standard and demand of jewellery manufacturers.


Today EVE is used in a wide ranging spectrum of industries including jewellers, watchmakers, dentistry, lab work and engineers. We have a wide range of EVE nishers to suit your high demand production needs. See our full listings below and don’t forget our special bulk purchase price reductions!


 EVE Diapol  Polishers for use on hard metals such as platinum, titanium and


£1.10 £1.10 £1.10


Silicone Mini Polishers - Stage 1 Coarse - Reducing) - EE niversal


Metal Reducing Polishers for Precious Metals, Porcelain, Acrylic & Enamel also for the removal of casting skin).


 White mini silicone  Metal reducing polishers  General purpose  Grit: coarse  .3mm shank  Max. ,rpm.


Code


P1315C P1315D P1315A P1315B P1315E P1315G P1315F P1315H P1315I P1315J


P1315K Description


(1) Wheel Ø17 x 2.5mm (1) Wheel Ø17 x 6mm (1) Wheel Ø22 x 3mm (1) Wheel Ø22 x 6mm (2) Bullet Ø6 x 21mm (3) Knife Ø18 x 4mm (3) Knife Ø22 x 4mm (4) Cylinder Ø7 x 21mm (4) Cylinder Ø9 x 21mm (4) Cylinder Ø12 x 21mm


(4) Cylinder Ø14 x 25mm (5mm hole)


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH


EACH Price breaks available, see website Stage 2 (Pre-Polish - Smoothing)


£0.35 £0.50 £0.36 £0.65 £0.36 £0.40 £0.40 £0.40 £0.45 £0.56


£0.84


seful ways nitized wheels can do for your production work:  P3  Reducing your metal removing deep le marks, casting ashes, starches etc.


 P33 - Smoothing your metal ready for rst stage polishing


 P34 - Giving impressive matting nish adding contrast to your jewellery work


Code


P35554 P35553 P35552


Description Fine, Unitized Wheel


Medium, Unitized Wheel Coarse, Unitized Wheel


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH


Price breaks available, see website


£2.25 £2.25 £2.25


stainless steel - Diamond impregnated and extremely long lasting.


 EVE PT  Polishers for use on hard metals such as platinum, titanium and stainless steel.


 EVE Technik  Polishers for use on a variety of precious metals, non-precious metals and other materials, long lasting


 EVE Universal  Polishers for use on a variety of precious metals, non-precious metals and other materials.


SILICONE MINI POLISHERS


 EVE Pin Polishers  Polishers for use on a variety of precious metals, non-precious metals and other materials, ideal for areas that are hard to reach.


Stage 1: Coarse Reducing Stage 2: Pre-polish


Stage 3: Finial Finish (including matt & satin nish)


Stage 4: Super High lustre Finish Stage 1 (Coarse - Reducing)


Silicone Mini Polishers - Stage  Pre-Polish - Smoothing) - EE niversal


Metal pre-polishing & smoothing polishers for precious metal alloys


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