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Diamond polishing is a specialized surface finishing process that uses diamond abrasive particles to achieve a high level of smoothness, shine, and clarity on various materials. Diamonds are one of the hardest known substances, making them highly effective for polishing and grinding hard surfaces like gemstones, metals, ceramics, glass, and concrete.
Key points about diamond polishing include:
1. Diamond Abrasives: Diamond polishing involves using diamond particles embedded in polishing pads, discs, or wheels. These diamond abrasives can vary in size and concentration, depending on the material being polished and the desired finish.
2. Polishing Process: The diamond polishing process typically involves several steps, starting with coarse diamond abrasives to remove imperfections and scratches. As the process progresses, finer diamond grits are used to achieve smoother and glossier surfaces.
3. Wet or Dry Polishing: Diamond polishing can be done using either wet or dry methods. Wet polishing involves using water or a lubricating fluid to cool the abrasive and prevent overheating. Dry polishing, on the other hand, can be performed without the use of water or fluids.
4. Applications: Diamond polishing is used in various industries and applications. For example, it is commonly used in jewelry making to bring out the brilliance of gemstones and precious metals. In construction, diamond polishing is used to finish concrete floors, providing a smooth and glossy surface.
5. Equipment: Diamond polishing can be performed manually, using handheld tools or polishing pads, or using specialized machines like floor polishers or concrete grinders equipped with diamond grinding discs.
6. Versatility: Diamond polishing is effective on a wide range of materials, including but not limited to metals, gemstones, concrete, marble, granite, ceramic, glass, and hard plastics.
Diamond polishing offers numerous advantages, including superior hardness, extended tool life, precise control over material removal, and excellent surface finishes. However, it requires skill and expertise, as improper use of diamond abrasives can damage the material being polished.
Diamond polishing is widely used in industries where achieving high-quality surface finishes is essential, such as jewelry, construction, automotive, optics, and aerospace. It is a valuable technique that allows manufacturers and artisans to create beautiful and durable polished surfaces on various materials.

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• Item Code: M-6100
• Delivery Time: 24 HRS.

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A non-woven pad, also known as a non-woven abrasive pad or non-woven abrasive pad, is a type of abrasive material used for cleaning, deburring, blending, and finishing applications. It is a versatile and effective tool commonly used in industrial settings, workshops, and various cleaning tasks.
Key features and characteristics of non-woven pads include:
1. Material: Non-woven pads are made from a combination of synthetic fibers bonded together with resins or adhesives. The fibers are usually nylon, polyester, or a blend of both.
2. Open Structure: Non-woven pads have an open structure, which allows for the abrasive particles to be uniformly distributed across the pad's surface. This design ensures consistent and controlled abrasion during use.
3. Abrasive Grit: Non-woven pads are available in various abrasive grits, ranging from coarse to fine. The specific grit determines the level of aggressiveness and the surface finish achieved during the application.
4. Versatility: Non-woven pads are suitable for use on a wide range of materials, including metal, wood, plastics, ceramics, and composites.
5. Flexibility: Non-woven pads are flexible and conformable, making them ideal for reaching irregular or contoured surfaces.
Using a non-woven pad involves the following steps:
1. Select the Appropriate Grit: Choose the non-woven pad with the appropriate grit for the specific task at hand. Coarser grits are suitable for heavy material removal or surface preparation, while finer grits are used for polishing and finishing.
2. Attach to a Holder or Hand Pad: Non-woven pads can be used by hand or attached to a pad holder or sanding block for added control and even pressure during use.
3. Apply Light Pressure: Apply light to moderate pressure and move the non-woven pad in a back-and-forth or circular motion to achieve the desired result.
4. Clean and Maintain: After use, clean the non-woven pad to remove debris and extend its lifespan. Non-woven pads can be rinsed and reused several times, depending on the level of wear.
Non-woven pads are commonly used for various tasks, such as cleaning surfaces, removing rust and paint, deburring sharp edges, blending welds, and creating a brushed or satin finish on metal surfaces. They are a popular choice for their effectiveness, flexibility, and ability to provide consistent results without aggressive stock removal.
As with any abrasive material, it's essential to wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and gloves, when using non-woven pads to prevent injury and protect against dust and debris.

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• Item Code: 8045