TOOLS
P89 Platinum inal inish Polinum Polishing Compound
P1946 Titanium & Stainless Steel Specialist Polinoxx Polishing Compound
P139 Steelbrite inal inish Compound Code
Description P1302M Ø21mm (Chamois) Mounted
UOM Price EACH
Price breaks available, see website Wheels - Mini Cotton Wheels
natural composition of the brushes ensure no damage to the stone and a high polish nish.
Mounted on a .3mm shank Max 1, rpm
£0.72
Recommended compounds: P3164 - inal nish, use P1388 P31646 - ltra nish, use p89
Code
P31645 P31646
Description UOM Price
Ø21mm (Goat/Horse Mix) Bristle EACH Ø21mm (Horse) Bristle
Price breaks available, see website Wheels - Mini Nylon Wheels EACH
£0.57 £0.57
Are very popular for jewellers, silversmiths, clock makers/repairers, light engineers, model makers and for arts and crafts
Steel brushes are recommended for hard metals such as aluminium, carbon steel, gilding metals and stainless steel
Are very economical and an efcient method for batch work
Can clean chains safely and get into awkward areas easily
Are perfect for antique silverware and medal renovation
Cousins Steel Wheel are made from 1 best grade steel. They are used to clean up or for texturing various types of metals. The ne grade of wire gives a smooth and shiny nish these lines have proven to be very popular, due to their low cost and efciency.
Cotton Wheels Mounted 1 pure cotton, excellent for the nal mirror nishing.
Cotton Wheels Mounted are nal nishing mops. se this mop after as the last stage mini mop to brighten your nal nish. So you can get a very high grade of mirror nishing. are very popular for ewellers, Silversmiths, ight Engineers, Model Makers and in Arts and Crafts.
Cotton Wheels Mounted can be used on a whole range of metals such as gold, silver, platinum, titanium, palladium, copper, brass, aluminium and steel.
Cotton Wheels Mounted are very useful for getting into spherical awkward circular areas for example, inside rings and bangles.
One of the most popular nal nishing mini mops in the polishing industry
Also known in the trade as a mirroring quality mini mops
When you use Cotton Wheels Mounted mini mops it holds its shape very well, and you can push up your pieces to get into those awkward areas.
You will nd the Cotton Wheels Mounted maintains durability whilst still offering a quality high nal mirror nish.
An ideal mini mop get the expert nishing mirror shine on your work
Mounted on a .3mm shank Max 1,rpm
The Cotton Wheels Mounted mini mops are resilient when in use. Cotton Wheel Mounted mini mops are ideal for large quantities of work with economical spending. sed with the right bar of compounds you can get a very high standard mirror nish.
Recommend compounds P1388 Dialux Rouge P139 A A rouge P369 Britelea ff9 P89A Platinum Superior inal inish Polishing Compound
Code P1301M Description Ø24mm (Cotton) Mounted
UOM Price EACH
Price breaks available, see website
Wheels - Mini Goat / Horse Hair Mix Wheels
£0.68
The bristles of the wheel can penetrate deep recesses, but still give an equal nish to a at surface, without disrupting the shape of the piece producing a brilliant shiny nish with very little effort.
Steel wheel brushes will not damage the pieces). Code
Description
P1292M P1291M
Traditional wheel nylon brushes are perfect for cleaning plastics and prosthetics.
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 1mm Mounted on a .3mm shank Max 1,rpm se with compound P369 for a nal nish
Code P31644 Description UOM Price
Ø21mm (White Nylon) Mounted EACH Price breaks available, see website
Wheels - Mini Wire Wheels £0.57
Fibreglass Scratch Brush
See Page 672
Ø21mm (Brass) Coarse Ø21mm (Steel) Coarse
EACH Price breaks available, see website
UOM Price EACH
£0.65 £0.65
Tripoli General Polishing Compound
See Page 960
Ring Holding Clamps
Brass Wire Wheels... Brass brushes are recommended for soft metals such as gold, silver, brass and bronze
Chains can be cleaned safely, easily for getting into awkward areas
Perfect for antique silverware and medal renovation Mounted on a .3mm shank Max 1,rpm
Cousins Brass Wire Wheels are made from 1 brass. They are very popular and used to clean up or for texturing various types of metals. The ne grade of wire gives a smooth shiny nish.
Goat and horse hair bristle brushes are mainly used for polishing up metal in between stone settings. The
When using these ne brass wire wheels you should use soap or a detergent with water as a lubricant otherwise a dull layer of brass will be deposited on your metal particularly on silver. The brass wires of the brush can penetrate deep recesses still giving an equal nish to a at surface, without disrupting the shape of the piece producing a brilliant nish with very little effort. Brass brushes will not damage your pieces.
Steel Wire Wheels...
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Compressed Air Cleaner
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