80Grit
Semi-Flexible Diamond Hand Pad
Effortless Smoothing of High-Fired Glaze and Clay:
Unlike sandpaper, Flexible's Semi-Flexible Diamond Sanding Pad tackles high-fired glazes and clay with ease. Its diamond grit cuts through imperfections, leaving behind a flawlessly smooth surfaces ready for further finishing.Flexible's Semi-Flexible Diamond Sanding Pad is an essential tool for ceramic and glass artists, designed to grind, smooth, and polish these materials with ease. Its Diamond grit is highly effective in smoothing high-fired glaze or clay, providing superior results compared to conventional sandpaper.
This Diamond Sanding pad can be used wet or dry on bisqued or high-fired glaze, clay, or glass . It's perfect for smoothing off grit or glaze stuck to the bottom of a piece after firing and preventing scratches or snags on surfaces or fabrics.
Please note: This listing is for one Diamond Sanding pad in your chosen grit: 60, 120, 240, 400, or 600.
Features:
Versatile Material Compatibility: Suitable for use on ceramics and glass, making it ideal for artists working with these materials.
Highly Effective Diamond Grit: Smooths high-fired glaze, clay, or glass effectively, outperforming traditional abrasives.
Wet or Dry Use: Can be used wet or dry, offering flexibility based on artist preferences or project requirements.
Prevents Scratches and Snags: Smooths grit, glaze, or clay residues to prevent scratches on surfaces or snags on fabrics.
Available Grit Options: Choose from three grit options (60, 120, 240) to suit specific project needs.
Applications: Effective for Smoothing high-fired glaze and clay, polishing glass , and removing residues after firing.
Surfaces Preparation: Prepares surfaces to prevent scratches or snags.
Ordering Information: Each listing includes one Diamond Sanding pad in the selected grit.
The Flexible Semi-Flexible Diamond Sanding pad is a valuable tool for achieving desired surface finishes on ceramics and glass efficiently and effectively.
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What is the company Diamond Tool?
Diamond Tool is a full line contractor supply house. With a 20,000 square foot showroom, in-house repair department, large rental equipment fleet, knowledgeable inside and outside sales staff, and emphasis on safety service solutions, Diamond Tool brings something unique to contractors everyday.
How do you electroplate diamond tools?
In the diamond electroplating process, the tool body (negatively charged) is placed in a tank where the diamond grit (positive charge) is “tacked” to the exposed surface. Nickel is then electroplated to strengthen the hold of the diamond grit to the body.
How are diamond coated tools made?
Plated diamond tools: These tools are made by fixing the diamonds onto the tool's base via electroplating method or via CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) method. They can usually be made to good processing precision. Ceramic-bonded diamond tools: The tools' bonding material is usually glass and ceramic powder.
What are the benefits of diamond tools?
Tools that use diamonds have higher wear resistance, higher grinding efficiency, and a longer lifespan. Diamond saws and drills will help ensure a high-quality cut for concrete projects, and will reduce time and effort. Synthetic diamonds are a regular fixture in the construction industry.
What are electroplated diamond tools?
Electroplated diamond tools have a monolayer of abrasive coating on a metal substrate. The individual diamond grits are bonded through an electroplated nickel layer. They project well out of the bond so that very open, easy cutting tools with exceptionally large chip spaces are created.
What kinds of processes require the use of diamond tools?
1. Geological Exploration and Mining. Diamond cutting tools are used in the oil/gas industry for drilling and mining bits. ... 2. Construction. ... 3. Stone Processing Applications. ... 4. IT and Home Appliances. ... 5. Engineering Ceramics Applications.
