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Buffing Disc | Flannel "Soft" | Configurable

Material: FM230

Ø 100 - 600 mm

Thickness: 10 – 30 mm

Weight: kg

€10.50

Incl. VAT (Total price depending on the VAT rate of the country of delivery), excl. Shipping Cost

Availability

2-3 Weeks *

Thickness

Diameter

Bore Hole

Number of Seams

Bore reinforcement and roughening

None

Bore reinforcement 60 mm + €2.50

Bore reinforcement 80 mm + €3.50

Bore reinforcement and roughening + €4.00

Bore reinforcement and roughening + €5.50

Bore reinforcement and roughening + €7.00

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Item No.

011-FM230-conf

Description

Unsere Polierscheiben VOLLRUND bestehen aus zahlreichen Schichten reinem Rohbaumwollgewebe, die durch hochwertigen Leinen-Maschinenzwirn miteinander verbunden sind. Durch eine präzise Kalibrierung und eine zufällige Ausrichtung der Schichten garantieren wir einen vibrationsarmen Rundlauf und ein gleichmäßiges Polierbild.

Unsere VOLLRUND Polierscheiben sind seit vielen Jahren ein bewährter Standard für die Metallpolitur, von Vorpolieren bis zum Hochglanzfinish. Dank unserer erstklassigen Baumwollsorten sind unsere EICKELIT Profi-Polierscheiben besonders effektiv und ermöglichen sicheres und staubarmes Arbeiten.

Molton FM230 ist ein Rohbaumwoll-Cretonne, das fein gerauht und mit einem spezifischen Gewicht von ca. 200 g/m² versehen ist. Die Finish Polierscheiben, die aus Molton FM230 hergestellt werden, sind besonders geeignet für die Hochglanzpolitur von Buntmetallen, Lacken und Kunststoffen.

PRODUKTEIGENSCHAFTEN

Molton FM 230 "Weich" aus 100 % reinem Rohbaumwollgewebe
Zufällige Ausrichtung der Gewebelagen
Einzeln kalibrierte Scheiben für vibrationsarmen Rundlauf
Arbeitsdurchmesser 100 - 600 mm
Stärke 10 - 30 mm
Frei wählbare Anzahl (1-10) maschinell genähter und leicht zu entfernender Steppnähte aus hochwertigem Leinen-Maschinenzwirn ohne Kunstfaseranteil
Bohrungsdurchmesser frei wählbar 10 - 60 mm
Optional angeraut für den sofortigen Gebrauch
Optional mit Bohrungsverstärkung 50 mm (ab Durchmesser 150 mm)

Application

Areas of Application

Cotton buffing discs are suitable as all-round buffing tools for all materials and finish levels, depending on the material to be buffed and the type of cotton chosen
Through adding concetric seams, the firmness of cotton buffing discs can be adjusted to individual needs. Quilted cotton buffing discs provide a sound counter pressure for particularly effective polishing
Quilted cotton buffing discs are preferably used for cut-buffing and high-gloss finish of steel and, in particular, of non-ferrous metals

Heat Build-up of Cotton Buffs

Due to their high performance with a comparatively low air flow, cotton buffing discs may build-up considerable amounts of frictional heat
This could lead to lokal overheating and thermal damage of workpiece surfaces and/or the fast and thus non economic consumption of the polishing disc through pyrolysis
In order to reduce the risk of the overheating of the workpiece and/or the buffing disc, you should adjust the contact pressure with particular care
Furthermore, you should pursuit the reduction of contact time with the workpiece to the absolute minimum necessary

Safety instructions

Protective Equipment when Polishing

When grinding and polishing, the work equipment used creates considerable health risks. It is therefore compulsory to wear suitable personal protective equipment for work safety when grinding and polishing. In particular, all rotating polishing and brushing tools may only be operated with suitable covers for reasons of occupational safety.

Wear eye / face protection

The fine dust emanating from polishing is harmful to the eyes. Flying parts can cause serious injuries to the face and eyes.

Wear respiratory protection

Fine dust contaminated with heavy metals and respirable, which can only be retained with suitable respiratory protection, is produced during polishing.

Wear protective clothing

Flying parts can cause sensitive injuries all over the body.

Wear gloves

In general, gloves should be worn when grinding and polishing. If there is a risk of being wound up (e.g. drills, processing small parts, etc.), gloves may be prohibited on the basis of a risk assessment.