Description:
This P6 polishing disc makes improving the surface quality and dimensional accuracy of your workpiece easy. The compact grain of the polishing disc consists of many small grinding particles that have been bonded together to form a large agglomerate, so that the abrasive grain remains anchored in the tool for longer and it does not clog up. This allows the desired surface result to be achieved more quickly. This tool is mainly used for polishing and finishing steel, brass, precious metals, sintered metals and plastic, as well as very fine and effect grinding. The polishing disc can be used for dry and wet grinding. Due to their long tool life and a good edge-fray resistance, the disc is ideally suited for automated processes such as cylindrical polishing of tubes or marbling of high-alloyed steel plates. Regular testing ensures a high degree of reliability.
Feature:
Tool shape: Wheel
Hardness: SHP – very hard
Grain size: 60
Product packaging: Bag
Abrasive: EKW CG (compact grain)
Safety standard: EN 12413
V max.: 63 m/s
Packaging labelling: LUKAS-ERZETT
Tool type: Polishing discs
Tool holder: Bore
Tool holder dimension: 25 mm
Tool width/length/height: 10 mm
Tool diameter: 150 mm
Advantage:
With compact grain, many small grinding particles are bonded together to form a large agglomerate so that the abrasive grains remain anchored in the tool for longer and the tool does not clog up. This allows the desired surface result to be achieved more quickly.
The high hardness and sharp grain of the aluminium oxide ensure a long tool life of this tool. It can also easily process hard materials.
Application:
Steel and cast steel: best suitable
Alloyed/cast steels: best suitable
Tool steel: best suitable
Rust-/acid-/and heat-resistant steel and cast steel: best suitable
Cast iron: best suitable
Aluminium, magnesium and copper alloys: suitable
Titanium and nickle alloys: best suitable
Glass/Tungsten carbide: best suitable
Material:
Steel
Stainless steel
Aluminum
Cast iron
Suitable for:
Deburring: suitable
Fine grinding: best suitable
Remove the paint: suitable
Polishing: best suitable
Cleaning: best suitable
Milling: -
Engraving: -
Fettling: -
Fillet weld grinding: -
Paint removal: suitable
Precision machining: -
Cleaning: suitable
Conditioning: -
Rough grinding: -
Note:
Sustained working: Improved tool life through optimised bonding of the abrasive grains
Extremely hard and sharp for an impressively long tool life
Good surface results are achieved in a short time
Also machines hard materials efficiently
No clogging of abrasive coating thanks to open grain distribution
Tested quality: high level of safety through regular testing