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Menzerna 480W | Finish Compound | Brass, Copper, Bronze

Finishing on Brass & Non-Ferrous Metals

Colour: Beige | Grease Content: Medium

Weight: kg

€26.30

€21.92 / kg

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

Availability

2-3 Days *

Polishing Compound

480W

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Item No.

300-480w

Description

Menzerna 480W high-gloss finish polishing compound

Menzerna 480W is a high-gloss finish compound that was specially developed for the professional polishing of brass. It produces a beautiful, deep high gloss and is therefore the preferred choice for polishing musical instrument manufacture, brass door furniture and saddlery trades. 480W is also well suited for other non-ferrous metals such as copper or aluminum and can also be used for high-gloss polishing of plastic surfaces.

Product features

High-gloss compound specially developed for professional use on brass. Suitable for non-ferrous metals and plastic
Especially for the use on automatic polishing machines
Quickly creates a high gloss with a particularly beautiful surface appearance
Processing with medium-strength to soft cotton polishing discs

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.