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POLISHING/SATINISING<br />
Introduction & technical information<br />
PERFECT<br />
SATINISING<br />
Satinising is a one-stage system for creating flat surfaces. The main considerations when selecting the polishing buff are the<br />
surface characteristics and the appearance after finishing.<br />
There are three possible finish grades when satinising a surface.<br />
Coarse brush stroke Medium brush stroke Fine brush stroke<br />
Important note<br />
Non-woven abrasive tools are used without polishing<br />
compound because the abrasive particles are already<br />
embedded in the base material of the satiniser.<br />
These tools made of matted material containing abrasive<br />
particles are characterised by an open and flexible structure.<br />
They are self-sharpening and can be used in wet and dry<br />
applications.<br />
Because they can also be used with hand-held tools, they<br />
are ideal for a wide range of applications, from satinising to<br />
deoxidising to superfine grinding.<br />
Our non-woven abrasive tools are available in different grades<br />
and sizes, depending on their purpose.<br />
Details can be found in the product toolbars.<br />
Finding the right tool<br />
Please check your product choice using the information in the info heading. This will tell you the machine<br />
for each product and its suitability, as well as proving a summary of the available carrier material grades<br />
(grits) suitable for the material being finished.<br />
USE<br />
TRIM AND MATERIAL<br />
Satinising<br />
Deoxidising<br />
Light grinding<br />
Light deburring<br />
Blending<br />
Fine grinding<br />
coarse<br />
medium<br />
fi n e<br />
s u p e r fi n e<br />
Product available with:<br />
coarse<br />
medium<br />
fi n e<br />
s u p e r fi n e<br />
Steel<br />
Stainless steel<br />
Aluminium<br />
Brass<br />
Copper
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