With one Rubber Backer Pad, a 3-inch Diamond Wet Polishing Pad is provided.
The appropriate grinding and wet polishing tool for granite, marble, concrete, tile, stone, and other similar materials.
It is simple to polish flat contoured surfaces or edges that are not curved.
The Rubber Backer Pad, which has been installed in the angle grinder, allows for this.
Maximum rotational speed is 12000 RPM.
Grinding force and polishing speed are determined by the impregnated diamond powder and resin used.
One Rubber Backer Pad is included with the 1.3-inch Diamond Wet Polishing Pad.
2.Impregnated diamond powder and resin, which provides high grinding and polishing force as well as high wear resistance and a long service life.
3.It can be used for granite, marble, concrete, tile, stone, and other similar materials, and it is an excellent wet polishing and grinding tool.
4.Hook and Loop backed polishing pads for easy connection and removal, with a water hole in the center, and color coded Hook and Loop backers to quickly identify the grit of the polishing pads.
Flat contoured surfaces or edges are simple to polish with this product.
6.Through the Angle Grinder’s Rubber Backer Pad, which has been installed.
Maximum rotational speed is 12000 RPM.
Specification.
Diamond Wet Polishing Pad is the name of the product.
Contents of the package: 10 pcs. Diamond Wet Polishing Pads, 1 pc. Rubber Backer Pa.
Diamond Powder and Resin are the primary materials used.
Maximum rotational speed (in RPM): 12000 RP.
Yellow and black are the colors used.
231g in weigh.
150 grits are required.
Dimensions: 80 x 10 x 4mm (3-inch x 0.4-inch x 0.16-inch(OD*Inner.Dia*T) / 3-inch x 0.4-inch x 0.16-inch(OD*Inner.Dia*T.
Rubber Backer Pad Dimensions: M10 Female Thread, 80 x 35mm/3 x 1.4 inches (D*H) Rubber Backer Pad Dimensions: M10 Female Thread, 80 x 35mm/3 x 1.4 inches (D*H.
When polishing, it is necessary to use a small amount of water.
Because of this, it is not recommended for grinding concave and convex surfaces to avoid damage.
Sand bisque (cone 08) and cone 6 ceramics with great success. I purchased the 150 grit, and the pieces are exceptionally smooth. 100 grit would most likely perform just as well, if not better, and would be significantly more efficient.
