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18 inch 450mm Diamond Grinding Disc 60-600 Grit No Hole Abrasive Wheels Lapidary

$ 79.19

Availability: 126 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 60 Days
  • Modified Item: No
  • Brand: JINGLING
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Model: JINGLING Grinding Disc 18 inch
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: China
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: New
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    450mm (18 inch) Diamond Grinding Disc 60-600 Grit No Hole Abrasive Wheels Lapidary
    Product features
    Outside diameter:
    450mm (close to
    18" inch
    );
    Thickness : 1.1-1.5mm;
    Grit: 60-1000
    Arbor hole: No Center Hole, completed filled with diamond including center position; Only one side is coated diamond;
    The diamond discs are one of the finest discs manufactured for Hobby, Lapidary, Glass applications;
    Suitable to grinding gemstone, jewelry, glass, rock, carving knife, etc...
    Recommended for rough and fine grinding
    on faceting material plus general lapidary grinding when precision is required
    Product Specification:
    Grit: 60/100/600/1000
    Grit type: Coarse-Medium-Fine
    Diamond coating surface area : almost 100%,only one side is coated diamond
    Wet use recommended
    They are absolutely flat and parallel to meet the most exacting faceting requirements
    Installation Recommendations:
    Step 1. Sanded and cleaned the back of the disc firstly
    Step 2. Used industrial strength self adhesive Velcro strips 2 inch strips
    Step 3. Trimmed to the shape of the disc, then applied velcro to the machine base
    The diamond disk is be coated fine diamond particle, the surface of the disks will havea a few floating diamond sand. The floating diamond sand is a few coarser grit diamond particle and nickel is be coated on the surface,but it is be fixed not strong, it is easy to remove
    Some our customers tell us when their receiving the new fine-grained disk, usually using scrap glass polishing a period of time, remove the floating sand firstly, and then normal grinding the glass and gemstone. We also recommend that you try to use the same method