ARTIFEX CONES Flap


Lap


Satinwebb Wheels - Aluminium Oxide - Lap Construction


• 4” x 3” (Ø100 x 75mm) • 3 lap • Non woven mop, compressed material, best quality 


Aluminium Oxide - Flap Construction


• Ø100mm x 25mm • Non woven mop, compressed material, best quality 


 metals


• Also used for deburring and deoxidisation • Wood centre bore easy winding on spindles • Used dry and no compounds needed • Used on a wide range of metals including brass, copper, gold, sliver, platinum, palladium, titanium, pewter, tin, steel, iron and aluminium


 making them last longer


Grits available:  • Fine, grit 320 • Medium, grit 240 • Coarse, grit 180


Code


P40243 P40242


P40241 P40240


Description


Extra Fine (Grit 1000) Ø100 x 25mm


Fine (Grit 320) Ø100 x 25mm UOM Price


EACH EACH


Medium (Grit 240) Ø100 x 25mm EACH Coarse (Grit 180) Ø100 x 25mm EACH Price breaks available, see website


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Satinwebb Wheels - Aluminium Oxide - Lap Construction - Sia Swiss


• Non woven mop, compressed material, best quality 





 • Ø100mm x 25mm • Non woven mop, compressed material, best quality 


 metals


• Also used for deburring and deoxidisation • Plastic centre bore easy winding on spindles • Used dry and no compounds needed • Used on a wide range of metals including brass, copper, gold, sliver, platinum, palladium, titanium, pewter, tin, steel, iron and aluminium


 longer when in use


 


Code


P8968 P8969 P8970


Description


 Wheel


 Wheel


UOM Price EACH £11.95


 EACH £11.95 EACH £11.95


Price breaks available, see website


 metals


• Also for deburring and de-oxidisation  • Use dry, no compounds needed • Used on a wide range of metals including brass, copper, gold, sliver, platinum, palladium, titanium, pewter, tin, steel, iron and aluminium


 longer when in use


• Very good to do large batch loads of work with economical spending


• Multiple sizes, multiple laps • One lap/layer is a ¼”/6.35mm • Sia Swiss


Grits: • Very Fine - 280 grit • Fine - 180 grit • Medium - 120 grit • Coarse - 80 grit


Code


P3567A P3568A P3569A P3570A


Description


4” x 1” Very Fine (4 Lap) 4” x 1” Fine (4 Lap)


4” x 1” Medium (4 Lap) 4” x 1” Coarse (4 Lap)


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH EACH


£4.75 £4.75 £5.30 £5.60


952 COUSINS TRADE SUPPLIER


£5.50 £5.50


£5.50 £5.50


 • Grit • Ø Small x Ø Large x Useable Length • Elasticity, medium (MP) • Total Length: 90mm approx.


Grit Values: • 150 = Medium • 250 = Fine (smooth)


(Medium will work the metal faster but not leave as 


Artifex is a grinding material elastically bonded and is available in two types of hardness: • MP - Medium Polyurethane (medium elasticity) • HP - Hard Polyurethane (hard elasticity)


Description of what Artifex is: Artifex Abrasives are open structured foamed matrix of polyurethenem, light green in colour an homogeneously mixed with silicon carbide abrasive crystals. The porous bonding gives the abrasive form great   conditions. Artifex Abrasives are generally used dry, but are also suitable for wet grinding.  tools


• Artifex cones are very popular for Jewellers, Silversmiths, Light Engineers, Model Makers and in Arts and Crafts.


• Artifex cones can be used on a whole range of metals


 metals


• Also for deburring and de-oxidisation  • Use dry, no compounds needed • Used on a wide range of metals including brass, copper, gold, sliver, platinum, palladium, titanium, pewter, tin, steel, iron and aluminium


• Very good to do large batch loads of work with economical spending


Grits: • Fine (grit 800) • Medium (grit 400) • Coarse (grit 240)


Code


P40236 P41039 P40237


Description Fine (Grit 800), 4” x 3” (3 Lap)


UOM Price EACH


Medium (Grit 400), 4” x 3” (3 Lap) EACH Coarse (Grit 240), 4” x 3” (3 Lap) EACH Price breaks available, see website


Lap, Sia Swiss


£2.25 £2.25 £2.25


P3567B P3568B P3569B P3570B P3567C P3568C P3569C P3567D P3568D P3569D P3570D P3567E P3568E P3569E P3570E P3567F P3568F P3569F P3570F P3567G P3568G P3569G P3570G


4” x 1½” Very Fine (6 Lap) 4” x 1½” Fine (6 Lap)


4” x 1½” Medium (6 Lap) 4” x 1½” Coarse (6 Lap) 6” x ¾” Very Fine (3 Lap) 6” x ¾” Fine (3 Lap)


6” x ¾” Medium (3 Lap) 6” x 1” Very Fine (4 Lap) 6” x 1” Fine (4 Lap)


6” x 1” Medium (4 Lap) 6” x 1” Coarse (4 Lap)


6” x 1½” Very Fine (6 Lap) 6” x 1½” Fine (6 Lap)


6” x 1½” Medium (6 Lap) 6” x 1½” Coarse (6 Lap) 8” x 1” Very Fine (4 Lap) 8” x 1” Fine (4 Lap)


8” x 1” Medium (4 Lap) 8” x 1” Coarse (4 Lap)


8” x 1½” Very Fine (6 Lap) 8” x 1½” Fine (6 Lap)


8” x 1½” Medium (6 Lap) 8” x 1½” Coarse (6 Lap)


EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH


£6.75 £6.75 £7.35 £7.75 £5.00 £5.00 £5.80 £6.50 £6.40 £7.70 £8.10 £9.25 £9.25


EACH £10.95 EACH £11.75 £8.55 £8.55


EACH EACH


EACH £10.55 EACH £11.25 EACH £12.55 EACH £12.75 EACH £15.45 EACH £16.55


Price breaks available, see website


ARTIFEX CONES


Artifex Cones (Smoothing inside rings)


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