Muslin Wheel, Hard, ⌀175, 60 Layers
A muslin wheel is a type of polishing (grinding) cloth wheel used for the final polishing of various materials, from metals to plastics and glass.
Muslin is a thin cotton fabric (similar to soft cotton or calico) used to make multi-layered wheels. The sheets of fabric are stitched and formed into a disc, sometimes with additional reinforcement (for example, stitching at the center or impregnation).
Muslin wheels are used for finishing and polishing applications where a smooth, shiny, scratch-free surface is required.
Muslin wheels are often used in conjunction with polishing pastes such as GOI, Dialux, Menzerna, Mirror Finish, and others.
Specifications:
Diameter – 175 mm
Layers – 60 layers
Class – Hard
Fitting hole diameter: 6 mm
Materials used:
Stainless steel, brass, aluminum
Precious metals (gold, silver)
Plastic, plexiglass, acrylic
Optical and decorative parts
Uses of Muslin Wheels:
Final polishing after felt or cotton wheels
For mirror polishing
Final polishing after sanding
Achieving optical shine
Muslin Wheel Classes (Hardness/Softness)
Hardness depends on the fabric type, stitching method, and impregnation. Three classes are typically distinguished:
Hard (H)
Characteristic: Tightly stitched, may be impregnated.
Use: Pre-polishing, removing small scratches.
Medium (M)
Characteristic: A compromise between removal and shine.
Use: General-purpose polishing.
Soft (S)
Characteristic: Unimpregnated, with sparse stitching.
Use: Polishing mirrors and optical surfaces.
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