WHEELS, MOPS, CONES & TRESS
SILICON WHEELS (FOR REDUCING, SMOOTHING & POLISHING)
Silicon Rubber Wheels (Eve)
For use on any jewellery already containing set precious, non precious & synthetic stones. The special composition of these polishers ensure no damage to the stone, as well as providing a light buffer.
• Medium – Pre-polishing & smoothing • Size: Ø100 x 15mm • Lead Hole: Ø12.7mm
Great for: • Jewellery containing stones • Precious metals (including alloys), including gold and silver
• Non precious metals (including alloys) • Precious and synthetic stones
Pumice is a natural product therefore the colours/ shades can vary
Code
P42376 P42377
Eve Silicon Wheel Finishers Leaders through innovation, quality, and precision. These silicone-bonded general- materials.
• White - Reducing • Black - Smoothing • Blue - High Lustre Polishing • Pink - Super High Lustre Polishing • Grey - Platinum & Titanium Smoothing • Lavender - Platinum & Titanium High Lustre Polishing • Size: Ø100 x 15mm • Lead Hole: Ø12.7mm • Take a wheel mandrel
Eve silicon wheels can be used in a wide variety of manufcaturing applications and are used in many very well. No additional compounds are required. These silicone polishers offer palpaple advantages for reducing and smoothing.
• Jewellery manufacture & other trades / industries: For coarse reducing and smoothing of gold, silver platinum, palladium, high-grade steel, titanium and other materials for the removal of the casting skin, and
Code
P1315L P1316L P1317L P1318L P6508H
P6511H Description
White - Reducing (Coarse) Black - Smoothing (Medium) Blue - High Lustre Polishing
Grey - Smoothing (Platinum)
UOM Price EACH £23.95
EACH £23.95 EACH £23.95
Pink - Super High Lustre Polishing EACH £23.95 EACH £23.95
Lavender - High Lustre Polishing (Platinum)
EACH £23.95 Price breaks available, see website
SILICON WHEELS WITH PUMICE (FOR JEWELLERY WITH STONES)
Silicon Wheels with Pumice Steel Wheels:
• 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
batch work
• Can clean chains safely and get into awkward areas easily
• Are perfect for antique silverware and medal renovation
Cousins’ Steel Wheels’ wires are made from 100% best grade steel. They are used to clean up or for texturing various types of metals (please see second bullet point).
these lines have proven to be very popular, due to their
The bristles of the wheel can penetrate deep recesses,
Steel wheel brushes will not damage the piece(s).
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
Code
P40233 S32208
S32207 P1287 Eve Silcon wheels infused with pumice. Description Ø48mm Steel Crimp Wire
Ø51mm Stainless Steel, Straight Wire, Hatho
Ø51mm Stainless Steel, Straight Wire, Bergeon
UOM Price EACH
Ø51mm Steel Crimp Wire, Hatho EACH
£1.25 £2.95
EACH £12.25 EACH £29.95 Price breaks available, see website
www.COUSINS .COM Description
Green - Medium Green - Medium
UOM Price EACH £22.50
EACH £22.50 Price breaks available, see website STEEL WHEELS Steel Wheels
New and improved Hatho Mini Mat Wire Wheels Made in Germany.
The Finest Results
Jewellery keeps in step with current tastes. The design of rings, brooches, necklaces, bangles, watches and tie tacks evolves with the fashion of clothing, cars and interior design. But in every change, one thing remains constant: adding highly textured surfaces are, and always will be, number one when it comes to jewellery are perfectly suited to the attainment of such surfaces.
These wheels are available now with replacement wires, heads and spindles (sold separately), an excellent idea to save money as well as prolonging the life of the tool.
Add some texture with texturing wheels. Create a
These wheels can easily be mounted onto pendant drills, micro motors and polishing machines.
The Hatho Mini Mat wheels give the effect similar to 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.
• Excellent wear and tear properties as the wires are made from best grade steel.
• Each wire end tip has a slight 45 degree backward angle integrated on the spoke, to reduce wire
• Use dry, no compounds needed. • Can be used on a wide range of metals including brass, copper, gold, sliver, platinum, palladium, titanium, pewter, tin, steel, iron and aluminium.
work.
• Most popular way of using Hatho Mini Mat wheels is to use in the Cousins Precious Metals Collecting Box (B32963) which protects injury if a wire detaches during use, while also collecting lemel created from this process. A full range of safety equipment is available, please see links below.
Dimensions: • Ø40mm • Wire Ø0.30, 0.45 & 0.60mm • Overal length 60mm • Top head plastic hub width 12mm • Mounted on Ø2.35mm (3/32” Inch) shank
• Fine - 8 sections, 16 wires on each row (P33539) • Medium - 8 sections, 12 wires on each row (P33540) • Coarse - 8 sections, 8 wires on each row (P33541)
Cousins’ supplies a range of rotary equipment, we recommend the following best sellers to use with our extensive range of rotary attachments.
• Foredom Micro motor - K1070CE • Jewellers Kit & No30 Hand piece - K2230CE
Ø40mm Texturing Wheels, Hatho
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