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(see below for recommended rotary machines)


The Bristle Wheels have very good wear and last longer when in use, very economical for batch work; used with the right bar of compounds you can get a high standard, bright and semi bright nish.


Recommended compounds:  P1388 Dialux Rouge  P7809 Platinum Final Finish Polinum Polishing Compound


 P19467 Titanium & Stainless Steel Specialist Polinoxx Polishing Compound


 P1390 Steelbrite Final Finish Compound


Recommended rotary machines:  Foredom Grinder Micromotor Kit: FDK1020  Jewellers Kit & No20 “Quick Release” Handpiece: K2220CE


 Rotary Drill & Tool Kit, Variable Speed: D9821


Wheels - Mini Bristle Wheels Bristle Alpine Wheel made in the nited Kingdom


A new selection of miniature wheel brushes with HP shanks. or all kinds of polishing of precious metal alloys, acrylic teeth, non precious metal alloys, hard alloys, composite, ceramics, etc.  Max 8,rpm


Superior quality than conventional wheel brushes which sometimes can fall apart.  Excellent for polishing / brightening over stone setting like ne pave work, channel settings, rub over / bezel settings etc


 You will nd that the Alpine Wheel bristles will get in-between the stone setting hence added brightness to the setting


 se before rhodium nishing you will notice an enhanced brighter nish


 ery good to get into grooves and shapes  Available in various grades to handle delicate or harsher work for nishing


 Bristle wheels can be used on gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, brass, plastics, aluminium, pewter, tin, steel, wood 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


Traditional wheel bristle brushes have been the ideal manufactures choice for many generations.


 Wheel bristle brushes are recommended for many types of metals gold, silver, platinum, copper, brass etc.


 Perfect to reach around grooves, indentations or over at surfaces


 Bristles are excellent to get into grooves, slits or uneven surfaces


 Precision made excellent quality


 13mm x 1mm  Max 1,rpm


P3164- Semi nish, use P36 P19M- Semi inish, use P1394 P189M-Smoothing, use P3664


Code


P31647 P1290M P1289M


Description


Ø10mm (White) Medium Ø21mm (Black) Medium Ø21mm (White) Stiff


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£0.60 £0.48 £0.60


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


The Bristle Wheels have very good wear and last longer when in use, very economical for batch work used with the right bar of compounds you can get a high standard, bright and semi bright nish.


Recommended compounds:  P1388 Dialux Rouge  P89 Platinum inal inish Polinum Polishing Compound


 P1946 Titanium & Stainless Steel Specialist Polinoxx Polishing Compound


 P139 Steelbrite inal inish Compound


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


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


Description


P30564 P30563 P30562 P30561


Ø19mm (Grey) Extra Soft Ø19mm (White) Soft


Ø19mm (Brown) Medium Ø19mm (Black) Hard


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Mini Chamois Wheel Mounted:  1 best grade buffalo hide leather  Gives a very traditional superior mirror nish to the contemporary mop use the Chamois Wheel wet with rouge powder P8984) for gold and silver


 ery popular nishing mini mop in the polishing industry.


 A ne grade of loose fold mini mop.  These Chamois Wheel mini mops hold their shape well you can push up your pieces to get into difcult to reach areas with effective results.


 Also known in the trade as a mirroring quality mini mop


£0.60 £0.60 £0.60 £0.60


 are very popular for jewellers, silversmiths, clock makers / repairers, light engineers, model makers plastic fabricators and for arts and crafts


 can be used on a whole range of materials such as gold, silver, copper, brass, pewter, prosthetic plastics, bronze and steel


 4 layers of ne leather held with a strong metal press mount


 Mounted on a .3mm shank  Max 1,rpm


Cousins Popular “Euro” Burrs


See Page 683


Flexible Drive Shaft


See Page 561


The chamois leather mini mops have excellent durability and ideal for batch work and economical. urthermore, using these mops with the below compounds you can achieve a high standard mirror nish.


Recommended compounds:  P1388 Dialux Rouge


Calico Wheels Mounted have a ne tight cloth weave.  Mill treated, hard 1 pure cotton, similar to g quality. Enhances cut without loss of head retention.


 The most popular starting mini mop in the polishing industry.


 A medium grade of loose fold mini mop.  Also known in the trade as a grease bufng mini mop.


 When you use Calico Wheel Mounted they hold their shape very well and you can push up your pieces to get into those awkward areas.


 An ideal mini mop to level your metal such as scratches, pit holes, le and casting ash marks.


 Mounted on a .3mm shank.  Max 1,rpm


The Calico Wheel 1mm Mounted has very good wear and last longer when in use. ery good to do large batch loads of work with economical spending. sed with the right bar of compounds you can get a high standard semi bright nish.


Recommended compounds  P141 Tripoli General Purpose Polishing Compound  P1384 Dialux blue  P3664 Tripolea 468  P1394 Hyn


Code P1303M Description Ø21mm (Calico) Mounted


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Price breaks available, see website Wheels - Mini Chamois Wheels £0.69


Wheels - Mini Bristle Wheels, Alpine Brushes


Wheels - Mini Calico Wheels


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