Cousins 2016 TOOLS Catalogue

BRISTLE WHEELS

such as gold, silver, platinum, titanium, palladium, copper, brass, aluminium and steel.

• Artifex cones are very useful for getting into spherical awkward circular areas for example, inside rings and bangles.

   • No compounds needed, to be used dry. • Metal ring on the base strengthens the cone when winding onto the spindle.

Code

P4589 P4590

Description UOM Price 150 grit (Ø15 x Ø22 x 65mm) MP EACH £16.95

250 grit (Ø15 x Ø22 x 65mm) MP EACH £17.75 Price breaks available, see website

 • No compounds needed, to be used dry • Excellent for deburring your items before polishing • Artifex wheels can be shaped to a particular item you are working on for example you can indent grooves into the wheel to remove the sprue stub andto 

Code

P4582 P4581 P4586 P4585 P4584 P4583 P4588 P4587

ARTIFEX WHEELS

Artifex wheels (Deburring – reducing/smoothing)

BRASS WHEELS

Brass Wheels (Metal cleaning / texturing)

Description UOM Price

150 grit (Ø100 x 25 x 13mm) HP EACH £23.50 150 grit (Ø100 x 25 x 13mm) MP EACH £22.95 150 grit (Ø150 x 25 x 13mm) HP EACH £36.95 150 grit (Ø150 x 25 x 13mm) MP EACH £35.95 250 grit (Ø100 x 25 x 13mm) HP EACH £24.95 250 grit (Ø100 x 25 x 13mm) MP EACH £27.85 250 grit (Ø150 x 25 x 13mm) HP EACH £39.85

250 grit (Ø150 x 25 x 13mm) MP EACH £39.40 Price breaks available, see website

• Black Bristle • White Bristle • Black Bristle with Calico Interleave • White Bristle with Scotch Brite interleave  • White Goat Hair

Bristle Wheels are very popular in the polishing industry some of the usages are:   

 between the stone setting hence added brightness to the setting

 

• very good to get into grooves and shapes • available in various grades to handle 

• bristle wheels can be used on gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, brass, plastics, aluminium, pewter, tin, steel, and wood

Brass Brush Wheels:

 • Grit • Ø Outside x Width x Ø Hole • Elasticity, medium or hard (MP or HP)

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

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

Artifex Abrasives are available in two hardnesses 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 wheels are very popular for Jewellers, Silversmiths, Light Engineers, Model Makers and in Arts and Crafts

• Artifex wheels can be used on a whole range of metals such as Gold, silver, platinum, titanium, palladium, copper, brass, aluminium and steel

 

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• Are very popular for Jewellers, Silversmiths, Clock Makers/Repairers, Light Engineers, Model Makers and for arts and crafts

• 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

Cousins Brass Wheels’ wires are made from 100% brass. They are very popular and used to clean up or for texturing various types of metals. 

 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 bristles of the wheel can penetrate deep recesses  disrupting the shape of the piece; producing a brilliant  Brass brushes will not damage your pieces. Cousins supply a perfect Scratch Brush machine, (S8597) to use with these brushes.

Code

P40238 S32209 P33351 P40239 P19591 P19592

Description Ø48mm, Fine

Ø51mm Fine, Hatho Gemany Ø65mm Fine, Metal Hub Ø90mm, Fine Ø100mm Fine Ø125mm Fine

UOM Price EACH

EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH

Price breaks available, see website

• Coarse (extra stiff) • Also Super Stiff for a harder stiffer bristle than extra stiff

• Plastic hubs (wooden where stated) 953

£1.25 £2.95 £2.75 £4.50 £4.95 £5.40

• Max 2,000 - 2,800 r.p.m. • Made in UK

The Bristle Wheels have very good wear and last longer when in use, very economical  compounds you can get a high standard, 

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

The stiffness of each brush is determined by the number of rows (the more the stiffer), bristle length (the shorter the stiffer), and style (converging will be stiffer then straight).

Hard (Extra Stiff) Reducing BRISTLE WHEELS

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