Universal Polishing Kit "Complete" | Drilling Machines | 150 mm

Universal polishing set for drills | 150mm

This six-piece standard polishing set allows you to achieve a high-quality shine on hard-to-reach parts of different materials. The polishing set is suitable for smaller polishing projects with a drill on surfaces well prepared with P 320 - 600 grinding. This universal polishing set is part of the basic equipment in every well-stocked workshop.

Product features

• Shaft tool SB-VR-10, 150 x 8 mm
• Shaft tool full round N16, 150 x 8 mm
• Shaft tool full round FM230, 150 x 8 mm
• V_max = 30 m/s, U_max = 3,800 1/min
• Universal EICKELIT pre-polishing paste "Heavy Cut" (approx. 0.2 kg)
• Universal EICKELIT main polish "Medium Cut" (approx. 0.3 kg)
• Universal EICKELIT high-gloss polishing paste "Low Cut" (approx. 0.2 kg)

Application

• Wear protective equipment and follow safety regulations!
• First roughen the polishing disc using a suitable dressing tool
• Wet the rotating tool with the polishing paste

Step 1

• Pre-polish the evenly sanded and cleaned surface in criss-cross passes with the sisal nettle shaft tool SB-VR-10 together with the white polishing paste at approx. 25-30 m/s (3,300 - 3,800 rpm) until an even finish on the workpiece , semi-matt surface without scratches and grooves is achieved
• After polishing, clean the surface of abrasion and paste residue with a dry, soft and lint-free cloth. If necessary, degrease the workpiece with a suitable solvent or Viennese lime

Step 2

• Polish the evenly pre-polished and cleaned surface in criss-cross passes with the full-round blade N16 shaft tool and the green main polish at approx. 25-30 m/s (3,300 - 3,800 rpm) quickly until an evenly shiny surface
• After polishing, clean the surface with a dry, soft, lint-free cloth. If necessary, degrease the workpiece with a suitable solvent or Viennese lime

Step 3

• Polish the clean, shiny polished surface quickly in cross passes to a high gloss using the FM230 full round blade shaft tool and the pink high-gloss polishing paste at approx. 25-30 m/s (3,300 - 3,800 rpm)