Use: preparation work with a good cut
Materials concerned: all types of materials (steel, stainless steel, wood and soft materials)
Color : brown
Weight: sold in loaves of approximately 0.64 kg
Composition: Emery and aluminum oxide, refined beef tallow, stearin and paraffin
Texture: Very oily, very strong adhesion and very messy on the support, very poor resistance to heat.
Supports: non-emerised felt, sisal (including natural), rigid cotton and scotch brite.
Aluminum oxide: also called Alumina. It is a metallic oxide, the 2nd most abundant on earth after silica. It is an odorless, water-insoluble white powder. This metal oxide is used for brushing and polishing because it has good cutting power and low shine.
Emery is an abrasive that is used for abrasive belts and polishing pastes for example. It is a metamorphic rock composed mainly of corundum and spinel. This rock has been used since ancient times as an abrasive. (Metamorphism = all the modifications undergone by a rock due to conditions of temperature and pressure different from that in which it was formed). Used for its strong cutting power.
What are polishing, brushing and polishing pastes?
- · Polishing pastes: reduce large marks related to the machining of materials
- · Brush paste: preparation for shine before polishing
- · Polishing paste: finishing action to make it shine, for example.
Secure shipments for everyone: Sold in loaves of less than one kilo allowing it to be used by professionals and individuals alike. The loaves are sold in their original mould, ensuring secure shipping.
Application advice: this polishing paste is very greasy, it is applied with light pressure. The rotation of the disc will heat the bread and soften it in order to deposit a film on the disc.
A trusted partner: Mécapolior has been manufacturing in France for 30 years, polishing pastes studied for each phase of work, from preparation to finishing and even super finishing.
