Polishing set "super-finish" Varnishes & Plastics | 4 parts for drill | 125 mm
125 mm | 8 mm shank
Contents: polishing discs | compounds
high-gloss | super-finish
Weight:
kg
Item No.
500-bm-poly-125-2
Polishing-kit "super finish" for plastics and varnishes | drills | 125mm
The four-part super finish polishing-kit for plastics and varnishes enables hard-to-reach plastics or varnished components to be polished to a high gloss. This polishing set reliably delivers a flawless super finish on carefully prepared polymer surfaces.
Product features
- EFFEKTA FM230 shank tool, 125 x 8 mm
- EFFEKTA DM209 shank tool, 125 x 8 mm
- Vmax = 30 m/s, Umax = 4,600 rpm
- High-gloss polishing compound Menzerna GW16 (approx. 1.3 kg)
- super finish polishing compound Menzerna P175 (approx. 1.35 kg)
Application
- Wear protective equipment and follow safety regulations!
- Roughen the polishing discs before use using a suitable dressing tool
- Wet rotating tool sparingly with polishing paste
- Measure the pressure carefully! Too high contact pressure and/or too low speeds lead to overheating of the workpiece with uneven surfaces that can no longer be improved by polishing!
Step 1
- The evenly pre-polished and cleaned surface in cross passes with a shank tool EFFEKTA FM230 and Menzerna GW16 on lacquer and thermoset surfaces at approx. 20-25 m/s (3,100 - 4,000 rpm), on thermoplastic workpieces at approx. 10 -15 m/s (1,500 - 2,300 rpm) quickly polish to a high gloss
- After polishing, clean the surface with a dry, soft, lint-free cloth. If necessary, degrease the workpiece with a tenside solution
Step 2
- The clean, mirror-polished surface using the EFFEKTA FM209 shank tool and Polish the Menzerna P175 on lacquer and thermoset surfaces at approx. 20-25 m/s (3,100 - 4,000 rpm), on thermoplastic workpieces at approx. 10 -15 m/s (1,500 - 2,300 rpm) quickly in cross passes to a super finish
- The super finish Paste P175 only leaves an invisible microfilm on a flawless surface. To protect this surface, mechanical cleaning after superfinishing is usually avoided