Cousins 2016 TOOLS Catalogue

SILICONE CARBIDE CONES (FOR A GRAINING EFFECT) SILICONE CARBIDE CONES

P3632K P3632O

8” x 1½” Close Stitch 10” x 1½” Close Stitch

EACH £14.75 EACH £16.15

Price breaks available, see website

White Calico, Open Stitch (3rd stage)

P3631O P3631S

8” x 1½” Open Stitch 10” x 1½” Open Stitch

EACH £13.75 EACH £14.95

Price breaks available, see website

White Calico, Very Close Stitch (3rd stage)

RUBBER AIR WHEELS (FOR A SATIN FINISH)

Rubber Air Wheel

Rubber Air Wheel are a great new innovative idea for 

• Used by many in ours and others industries these wheels are very popular for jewellers, silversmiths, light engineers, model makers and in arts and crafts.

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This is a mixture of Swansdown and Riva cotton layers. Which makes this mop a bit of a all-rounder (starting  

• White Close Stitch Calico Mop are made from 100% 

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• They have been used for generations in the polishing trade

• They are used on metals such as gold, silver, copper, brass, pewter, bronze, and steel

• These mops have been primed and have leathers centres

• No staples have been used when manufacturing these mops, which makes them very robust

• The Close Stitch Calico Mop mops have very good wear and last longer

 push up against the piece to get into awkward areas

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Sizes: • Bore 9mm Material • Material thickness 0.3mm to 0.5mm • Close Stitch Calico Mop layers 25 to 35 per 1” approx. • Five stitches per 1” inch

Recommended compounds:  • P1410 Tripoli General Purpose Polishing Compound • P3664 Tripolea 2468 Cutting Compound • P1396 Radio Rouge Final Finish Compound • P1396 AA Rouge Final Finish Compound

Dimension: outside Ø x Width (12 mm section). Code

Description

P3631A P3631B P3631C P3631I P3631J P3631K P3631L P3631M P3631N

4” x ½” Open Stitch 4” x 1” Open Stitch 4” x 1½” Open Stitch 6” x ½” Open Stitch 6” x 1” Open Stitch 6” x 1½” Open Stitch 6” x 2” Open Stitch 8” x ½” Open Stitch 8” x 1” Open Stitch

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This is a mixture of Swansdown and Riva cotton layers. Which makes this mop a bit of a all-rounder (starting  

• White Close Stitch Calico Mop are made from 100% 

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• They have been used for generations in the polishing trade

• They are used on metals such as gold, silver, copper, brass, pewter, bronze, and steel

• These mops have been primed and have leathers centres

• No staples have been used when manufacturing these mops, which makes them very robust

• The Close Stitch Calico Mop mops have very good wear and last longer

 push up against the piece to get into awkward areas

 of the Close stitching

Sizes: • Bore 9mm Material • Material thickness 0.3mm to 0.5mm • Close Stitch Calico Mop layers 25 to 35 per 1” approx. • Five stitches per 1” inch

Recommended compounds:  • P1410 Tripoli General Purpose Polishing Compound • P3664 Tripolea 2468 Cutting Compound • P1396 Radio Rouge Final Finish Compound • P1396 AA Rouge Final Finish Compound

Dimension: outside Ø x Width (12 mm section). Code

Description

£2.70 £4.20 £5.75 £3.25 £5.30 £7.85 £9.30 £5.30 £9.65

P3633B P3633D P3633E P3633F P3633H

4” x 1” Very Close Stitch 4” x 2” Very Close Stitch 6” x ½” Very Close Stitch 6” x 1” Very Close Stitch 6” x 2” Very Close Stitch

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Price breaks available, see website

Bergeon Swiss - Silicone Carbide Graining Cone The porous bonding gives the abrasive form great  Effect and prevents clogging of the piece under 

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• Rubber with air impregnated, the porous bonding of  and guarantees a cool grinding effect and prevents clogging of the piece under hot working conditions.

• Mainly used on titanium, platinum, palladium and stainless steel.

• Rubber air wheels are robust and excellent for batch work on the metals above.

• No compounds needed, to be used dry. • Excellent as a preparation mop, i.e. before polishing. • Each grade gives a unique satin effect that leaves an 

 tools.

 • Fine Smoothing (Light Brown) • Medium (Greenish Grey) • Coarse Reducing (Light Blue) • Ø100 x 15 x 6mm bore

Code

P5086 P5085 P5084

Description

Fine Smoothing (Light Brown) Medium (Greenish Grey)

Coarse Reducing (Light Blue)

UOM Price EACH £22.50

EACH £22.50 EACH £22.50

Price breaks available, see website

SILICONE CARBIDE CONES (FOR A GRAINING EFFECT)

Silicone Carbide Graining Cone

£4.30 £8.80 £3.45 £5.75 £9.85

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