TRESS
Ø80mm Texturing Wheels, A*F Swiss
Add some texture with texturing wheels. easily.
These wheels can easily be mounted onto polishing motors
The wheels give the effect similar to the bark of a tree; however when applying different grades the wheel gives a completely unique look, this is due to the thickness of the wire, the thicker the wire the deeper the texture.
• 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
• These texturing wheels have excellent wear and tear
batch work
tie pins
• A*F Swiss
Sizes: • Diameter of wheel Ø80mm • Length of each steel wire 30mm • Centre plastic hub width diameter Ø50mm • Width of plastic centre holding steel wires Ø22mm
Cousins’ supplies polishing equipment, we recommend the following best sellers to use with our extensive range of polishing accessories • Polishing Motor Twin With Extractor Fan (Ventura 2) - P8760
• Polishing Motor Variable Speed, Foredom - BL2CE
• Polishing Motor Twin On Base With Extractor Fan (Polimax 1) - P8670
Ø0.20mm (Fine) Wheel
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø80mm
• Length of each steel wire 30mm
Code P5087 Description Ø0.20mm (Fine) Wheel
Ø0.45mm (Medium) Wheel
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø80mm
• Length of each steel wire 30mm
Code P5088 Description Ø0.45mm (Medium) Wheel
UOM Price £30.95
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UOM Price £30.95
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Ø0.63mm (Coarse) Wheel
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø80mm
• Length of each steel wire 30mm
Code P5089 Description Ø0.63mm (Coarse) Wheel
UOM Price £30.95
EACH Price breaks available, see website
Ø85mm Texturing Wheels, Non EU
Easily add some texture and pattern with steel texturing wheels. Create a beautiful textured
The wheels give the effect similar to the bark of a tree; however when applying different grades the wheel gives a completely unique look, this is due to the thickness of the wire, the thicker the wire the deeper the texture.
• 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
• Plastic hub, can easily screw onto mandrel • These texturing wheels have excellent wear and tear
batch work
pendants, bangles & brooches
• Max 6000RPM
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø85mm • Length of each steel wire 30mm • Centre plastic hub bore diameter Ø8 to 15mm
Ø0.20mm Steel (Fine)
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø85mm
• Length of each steel wire 30mm
Code P40213 Description Ø0.20mm Steel (Fine)
Ø0.30mm Steel (Medium)
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø85mm
• Length of each steel wire 30mm
Code P40214 Description Ø0.30mm Steel (Medium)
UOM Price £6.50
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How to use: • Tap a household nail into the side of your bench, or a bench vice (please see link below)
968 COUSINS TRADE SUPPLIER
UOM Price £6.50
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Fine Polishing Thread - Ultra Mirror Finish Hatho Cotton Thread Tress - Made in Germany
Ever wondered? We all agree a highly polished item is essential to catch the eye of a potential customer leading to a purchase. Polishing cotton thread tress is the perfect way of earrings, pendants, watches, etc. Get into any area where a polishing mop or abrasive wheel can not reach.
TRESS Tress (Polishing)
Ø0.60mm Steel (Extra Coarse)
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø85mm
• Length of each steel wire 30mm
Code P40216 Description Ø0.60mm Steel (Extra Coarse) EACH
Ø0.60mm Steel ( Extra Coarse) -
Mounted
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø85mm
• Length of each steel wire 30mm
• Mounted Code
P9483 Description
Ø0.60mm Steel ( Extra Coarse) - Mounted
UOM Price EACH Price breaks available, see website £10.95
UOM Price £6.50
Ø0.45mm Steel (Coarse)
Sizes (approx.): • Overall diameter of wheel Ø85mm
• Length of each steel wire 30mm
Code P40215 Description Ø0.45mm Steel (Coarse)
UOM Price £6.50
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