ABRASIVES: COnES, MOPS & WHEELS
• Shapes include cylinder, ball, knife edge, bud, large disc wheel & small disc wheel
• Multiple grits Includes:
8 x Pink grit 330 will refine to detail and smooth away in perfections • 1 x taper cone size (4.4mm x 2.5mm x 13mm) • 1 x long large parallel drum (6.3mm x 13mm) • 1 x bud shape (6.3mm x 10mm) • 1 x inverted cone (12mm x 5.5mm) • 1 x knife edge (12.7mm x .8mm) • 1 x disc wheel (12.8mm x 2.85mm) • 1 x small parallel (3.5mm x 6.3mm) • 1 x medium parallel (4.30mm x 7.4mm)
4 x Green grit 230 these specially designed points are ideal for grinding/shaping • 1 x large bullet (18mm x 5mm) • 2 x ball Shape (5mm) • 1 x inverted cone (7mm x 4.4mm)
Code S33859 Description 12 Stone Grinders/Abrasives UOM PACK*12 36 Stone Grinders/Abrasives
Price £5.95
• Mounted on 2.25mm (3/32”) shank • Includes storage box • Pack*100 • Shapes include cylinder, ball, knife edge, bud, inverted cone, bullet, large disc wheel & small disc wheel
• Multiple grits Code
B39026 Description 100 Stone Grinders/Abrasives UOM Price PACK*100 £25.95 MANDRELS
TRESS Tress (Polishing)
We supply a large range of mini mandrels all of which are mounted on a Ø3/32” or Ø2.35mm shank. Additionally please see our comprehensive selection of none mounted attachments which fit these. It is always advisable to stock extra Mini Mandrels; changing attachments can be time consuming during demanding periods.
Please note: always wear safety glasses and when mounting a mini mandrel onto a rotary hand piece it is undesirable to allow the mandrel to protrude too far from the collet, as heavier weighted items can bend the mandrel. Ideally leave a minimum of 15mm of mandrel from the collet to the mounted bit for the ultimate rotary performance.
Pin Collet Mandrels
Hatho Cotton Thread Tress - Made in Germany - Fine Polishing Thread - Ultra Mirror Finish
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 adding an expert final touch to rings, bracelets, earrings, pendants, watches, etc.
Get into any area where a polishing mop or abrasive wheel can not reach.
Specifications: • Aluminium oxide points • Mounted on 2.25mm (3/32”) shank • Includes storage box • Pack*36 • Shapes include cylinder, ball, knife edge, bud, large disc wheel & small disc wheel
• Multiple grits Code
B39025 Description 36 Stone Grinders/Abrasives UOM Price PACK*36 £14.95 100 Stone Grinders/Abrasives
How to use: • Tap a household nail into the side of your bench, or a bench vice (please see link below)
• Undo the polishing tress and ties or clamp a few strands onto the nail or vice.
• Hold the thread from the other end and pull until tight.
• By holding the polishing thread tight run a polishing composition bar over the thread impregnating it with the composition.
• Run the piece up and down to the unpolished area and achieve the expert final finish.
Applications: • Polish between filigree jewellery, particularly Asian styles.
• Excellent for polishing peg cluster claws, settings, the background of settings, thus gemstones especially diamonds look sparkling.
• Use when refurbishing gold, silver, stainless steel, titanium metal watch bracelets gives added credibility to a finished piece when in-between links, etc are highly polished.
We supply a large range of polishing compounds to polish all kinds of metals, please see links below.
Code C33538 Description Cotton Thread Tress
UOM Price EACH
£6.80
• Also will tighten to hold Ø2.35mm or 3/32” mounts • Easy wind on thread attachment
Code P55059 P55060 P19812 P39477 P55061 P55062 Description
Ø1.00mm Pin Polisher Mandrel, EVEFLEX
Ø2.00mm Pin Polisher Mandrel, EVEFLEX
Ø3.00mm Pin Polisher Mandrel, EVEFLEX
Ø3.00mm Pin Polisher Mandrel, Cousins
Ø4.00mm Pin Polisher Mandrel, EVEFLEX
Ø5.00mm Pin Polisher Mandrel, EVEFLEX
UOM Price EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH EACH Price breaks available, see website £3.95 £4.75 £4.75 £1.50 £4.95 £4.95
• Aluminium oxide points
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