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Polishing, buffing and surface texturing
News Release from: Engis (UK) | Subject: Hyprez polishing brushes
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 28 May 2008
Polishing brushes hold compounds longer
Engis Hyprez polishing brushes have been developed to hold diamond compounds longer, provide more cutting action, at lower production costs.
Superabrasive finishing systems engineers, Engis, is offering an extensive range of Hyprez polishing consumables including Engis Hyprez polishing brushes The brushes hold diamond compounds longer and provide more cutting action at lower production costs
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 8 Jan 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Hyprez polishing brushes are made of natural stiff bristle, ensuring a long working life, and are available in three shapes: end shape; cup shape and wheel shape.
They have long shanks for straight hand pieces, and three shapes with short shanks for contra-angle hand pieces.
* Wool felt bobs - Hyprez mounted wool felt bobs are made of pure wool in a broad variety of sizes, shapes and degrees of hardness, suitable for almost every finishing requirement.
The mandrels are exactly centred to ensure true-running operation.
Standard shapes are available in medium and hard, cyclinders are available in medium, hard and rock hard.
* Wood bobs - Hyprez wood bobs are available in Hydulignum, a highly-compressed hard wood laminated in layers with plastic.
The grain direction is perpendicular to the circumference to provide a uniform lapping surface and efficient charging.
Hyprez wood bobs are recommended for fast stock removal or where exact contour or shaping is required.
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